Introduction on Psychodrama
Discover psychodrama — an action-based therapeutic method that uses role play, group dynamics, and dramatic enactment to promote insight and emotional healing.
What Is Psychodrama?
Psychodrama is a form of action therapy developed by J.L. Moreno, in which participants enact significant life events or emotional themes through structured role play. This introductory training provides both theoretical grounding and experiential practice with psychodrama techniques.
Who Should Attend?
- Counsellors and psychotherapists
- Group therapy facilitators
- Drama and performing arts educators
- Mental health students and trainees
What You Will Learn
- History and theoretical foundations of psychodrama
- Core elements: protagonist, director, auxiliary ego, audience
- Warm-up, enactment, and sharing phases
Our Top Trainers
All training programmes are facilitated by qualified professionals with both clinical expertise and extensive training delivery experience.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions – Introduction on Psychodrama
Some familiarity with group work or therapeutic settings is helpful, but not mandatory for this introductory level.
Yes. Experiential practice is a core part of this training. Participation in role play activities is encouraged.
