This document discusses psychodrama, a therapeutic technique where participants enact scenarios from their lives. Psychodrama uses spontaneity, creativity, and role-playing to help clients gain insight. It involves a protagonist, auxiliary egos to fill other roles, an audience, and a director. Sessions proceed through warm-up, action, and sharing phases. Common techniques include role reversal, doubling, the empty chair method, and future projections. The document also explores applying psychodrama to groups, multicultural settings, and integrating it with other therapeutic approaches.

3. KEY CONCEPTS
 CREATIVITY
 SPONTANEITY
 WORKING IN THE PRESENT MOMENT
 ENCOUNTER
 TELE
 SURPLUS REALITY
 CATHARSIS AND INSIGHT
 REALITY TESTING
 ROLE THEORY

4. ROLE AND FUNCTIONS OF THE
PSYCHODRAMA
Group Leader
The director producer

5. THE BASIC ELEMENTS OF PSYCHODRAMA
THE PROTAGONIST THE AUXILIARY EGOS

6. THE BASIC ELEMENTS OF PSYCHODRAMA
THE AUDIENCE THE STAGE

7. PHASES OF THE PSYCHODRAMA PROCESS
THE WARM-UP PHASE
o Brief talk
o Briefly interviewed
o Sharing a conflict
o The go-around technique
o Nondirective warm-up
o A sense of trust and safety
o A receptivity to intuitions, images, amd feelings
o An element of playfullness
o A willingness to take risks and engage in novel behavior

8. PHASES OF THE PSYCHODRAMA PROCESS CONT.
THE ACTION PHASE

9. APPLICATION: THERAPEUTIC TECHNIQUES AND PROCEDURES
 SELF-PRESENTATION
 ROLE REVERSAL
 DOUBLE
 SOLILOQUY
 THE EMPTY CHAIR
 MIRROR TECHNIQUE
 FUTURE PROJECTION
 THE MAGIC SHOP
 REPLAY
 ROLE TRAINING

10. APPLYING PSYCHODRAMA TO GROUP WORK IN SCHOOLS

11. APPLYING PSYCHODRAMA WITH MULTICULTURAL POPULATIONS

12. EVALUATION OF PSYCHODRAMA
 CONTRIBUTIONS AND STRENGTHS OF THE
APPROACH
 POTENTIAL FOR INTEGRATION WITH OTHER
APPROACHS
 LIMITATIONS OF THE APPROACH
 TRAINING AS A SAFEGUARD

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