Why Psychodrama? Embracing Experiential Therapy Methods Rebecca Walters MS, TEP Psychodrama offers therapists a unique, action-based approach that goes beyond traditional talk therapy, inviting clients to explore their emotions, relationships, and life events through dynamic role play and enactment. … Continue reading →
Exploring the Intersection of Psychodrama and Positive Psychology Rebecca Walters MS, LCAT TEP Introduction Psychodrama and positive psychology, though originating from different traditions and time periods, both seek to elevate human flourishing and enhance psychological well-being. Psychodrama, developed by Jacob … Continue reading →
The Virtual Gratitude Visit (VGV): Psychodrama in Action Dan J. Tomasulo PhD., TEP, MFA, MAPP The research on gratitude keeps demonstrating how powerful a positive intervention of having gratitude in our lives can be. To acknowledge someone for being in your life … Continue reading →
Gratitude and Psychodrama Rebecca Walters MS, TEP The Role of Psychodrama in Cultivating and Expressing Gratitude Gratitude is widely acknowledged as an influential emotion that contributes significantly to well-being, fosters stronger relationships, and supports mental health. Recognizing and expressing appreciation … Continue reading →
Positive Psychology and Psychodrama Action Explorations: Using Psychodramatic Methods in Non-Therapeutic Settings by Phoebe Atkinson and Nancy Kirsner Positive Psychology is the study of the conditions that contribute to wellbeing and flourishing. It is evidenced based and its research and … Continue reading →
Positive Psychology In Action by Dan Tomasulo Positive psychology, positive psychotherapy, and psychodrama are like three strands of a braided vine. Their combined effect now offers evidence-based interventions for improving communities, organizations, and relationships. The foundation of evidence-based positive interventions, … Continue reading →
Coaching, Positive Psychology and Psychodrama by Phoebe Atkinson Coaching has been described as a natural home for positive psychology suggesting that coaching is an ideal vehicle through which the science of positive psychology can be applied. Coaching has developed as … Continue reading →
Coaching and Psychodrama by Phoebe Atkinson Coaching and Psychodrama practitioners strive to bring a strength-based approach when working with their clients. Each discipline incorporates helpful methods to challenge distorted or negative aspects of the individual’s belief systems and behavior as … Continue reading →
