Description

Psychodrama

Psychodrama is a psychotherapy method developed by Jacopo Levi Moreno in the 1920s. In
psychodrama, experience groups are formed and when individuals want to portray
something from the past or the future, they have the opportunity to question
and re-stage them in a time period we call now and now. The problems
covered in psychodrama are not limited to a time, they can be related to the
past, present and future. It is not limited to a particular place; the
whole universe, mythology and fairy tales, dreams can create the environment of
psychodrama. The group plays a part of life through the eyes of the protagonist,
the problematic person. With the roles and interaction of group members,
being understood by a group member and being supported emotionally and
physically can be a healing experience. Psychodrama relational, neurotic, It
can be useful for a wide range of illnesses, including psychotic and
psychosomatic problems. Psychodrama is used individually or in groups as a
short-term psychotherapy method for long-term, ongoing groups and as a
treatment-oriented and crisis-oriented short psychotherapy method.