Personal psychotherapy, training and psychodrama

Psychodrama and group psychotherapy.

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Oxford School of Psychodrama and Integrative Psychotherapy

This paper gives an indication of the wide range of educational activities that can benefit from the use of a variety of psychodrama and action methods. These can enhance and add both educational and enjoyment value to educational events and lead to a better experience for both the facilitators and the students. Although psychodrama is primarily a method of psychotherapy it has since its origin...

Group-psychotherapy of enuretic children by psychodrama and sociodrama.

Comparing the Effectiveness of Mindful Emotion Focused Psychodrama Training, Psychodrama and Emotion Focused Training on Defense Mechanism of Divorced Women

Introduction: Defense mechanisms play a very important role in the ability to cope with stress and adaptability of divorced women. Therefore, the aim of this study was to comparing the effectiveness of mindful emotion focused psychodrama training, psychodrama and emotion focused training on defense mechanism of divorced women.  Methods: This research was a semi-experimental study with the desi...

Personal Pathways in Psychotherapy Integration

This article traces the pathways that led the author to his current integrative perspective on psychotherapy. Such perspective is described as an attempt to cope with repeated confrontations with the complexity of human functioning, as revealed by the seductiveness of major intellectual traditions, the untamable nature of clinical reality, and the challenge of unexpected empirical findings. The...