Staging a Dumpster Fire: Psychodrama, Attachment Repair, and New Beginnings Courtney Meadows, LCSW, RDT The floor was warm under my bare feet. A chair creaked. Wind grazed my shoulder from an open door. I noticed the sound of my own … Continue reading →
‘Yes, and…’ The Power of Improv in Everyday Life Timothy Mcleod Decades ago, a friend ‘dared’ me to audition for a playback theatre troupe. That night I was mixed among others juggling scarves, playing instruments, moving our bodies in peculiar … Continue reading →
Domestic Violence Survivors’ Group: Room 404 by Courtney Meadows For confidentiality, all names and identifying information of group members in this story have been changed. On Monday nights, I arranged floor cushions, chairs, and scarves, turned on the sound of … Continue reading →
Nevermore Thy Temples Leave- Meaningful Moment by Courtney Meadows Click on title
Continue reading →Auteurs, Thespians, and Emotions. Except it’s all truly heartfelt. Psychodrama! by an anonymous contributor I am a self-confessed introvert. And I’m also an addict. I was recently cajoled into attending a Psychodrama session. I’d heard things about it – years … Continue reading →
Why I Became a Psychodramatist by Regina Sewell, PhD/ MEd, LMHC, PCC, CP True confession: When I started out, I didn’t want to be a therapist. I was an activist and I wanted to save the world. I wanted to … Continue reading →
The Hudson Valley Psychodrama Institute Summer Intensive From the Blog of Benjamin Lloyd July 1, 2015 Jacob Levy Moreno was Romanian Jew transplanted to Vienna in the early 20th century. He was a smart and inquisitive young man at just … Continue reading →
