Ongoing therapy either as an individual or in a group
Group Therapy for Personal Growth
Psychodrama can help clarify issues, increases physical and emotional health, foster learning and help people develop new skills. By use of experiential methods, and backed by our understanding of the self based on role theory, and group dynamics, psychodrama can facilitate positive change in ourselves and in the groups we work and live in.
Join our ongoing monthly psychodrama therapy group.
Date: Starting on Sunday September 28th 2008
Venue: Lancaster Hall hotel 35 Craven terrace London W2 3EL
Time: 10am - 5pm
Price Ģ50.00
Call 07765968361 to join.
Email: team@phoenixpsychodrama.com
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How Psychodrama works for you in groups or as an individual
Show us donīt tell us
Rather than talk about problems in psychodrama we want you to show us what the problems you face are.
Dramatic Re-enactment
By using dramatic re-enactment of significant scenes we can then help you see how you respond to the difficult situations you face. We use other group members to play the other significant people in your life.
This has a way of bringing the problem to life right in front of us. Often people refer to this as part of the magic of psychodrama. We want to trace the origin of the roles you have that either donīt work or donīt work very well. Often these roles begin in childhood.
Action Insight
Gaining insight into the origin of our own behaviour is a key component of the change process. Psychodrama offers a place to explore new roles with safety. It places a lot of emphasis on gaining insight and fostering change by seeing ourselves as others see us. We call this action insight.
Creativity
In this way Psychodrama stimulates personal growth, and integration on the cognitive, affective, and behavioural levels.
By helping you gain insight into your own behaviour we believe that this can help unlock your own creativity and your ability to create new roles and to begin to solve your life problems.
Role analysis
We all have roles in life such as our role as a man or father or wife or mother. Psychodrama uses role theory to understand why someone might feel trapped in someway in their life.
By letting us into your world and showing us your problems and by re-enacting key events we can build an idea of where problems in certain roles my lie.
We work using many different styles and techniques to tailor therapy to the needs of the individual in the moment.
Valuing individual experience
Implicit in psychodrama is the belief that everyone has their own private experiences and their own language and symbolism. In psychodrama we begin by recognising and valuing this.
By entering into each others inner worlds we stop seeing each other in stereotypical ways and begin to see each other as individuals.
Empathy
The director (Therapist) facilitates the group to explore solutions to sometimes very old problems, other group members help and are helped themselves by taking the roles of significant others and by sharing how they personally relate to and can learn from the presenting issue at the end of the session. This fosters trust and empathy.
Psychodrama can be used in groups or individually for therapy and personal growth. It can also be applied to organisations and work teams as well as families or couples.
Is psychodrama for me?
Whether your focus is personal growth, solving life problems in therapy or you want to use psychodrama techniques for your organisation.
Psychodrama is for everybody. We think that everyone could benefit from experiencing the beauty and magic of using psychodrama.
If you are interested in ongoing personal or group therapy please email us by clicking here or call 07765968361
