Psychodrama NSW


Welcome to Psychodrama NSW
What is Psychodrama?	Psychodrama is a group action method created by J.L. Moreno (1889-1974) which uses directed dramatic techniques to explore and resolve issues raised by participants. It is applicable to a variety of professional settings including education, organisations, management, health, community development, coaching and therapy. This approach is highly effective in assisting individuals and groups to take charge of their lives. Trainees learn by "doing" in an experiential environment which encourages and supports taking risks and making "mistakes". These are seen as excellent learning opportunities.
About Us
	We are one of ten training institutes accredited by the Board of Examiners of the Australian and New Zealand Psychodrama Association to conduct fully accredited training in psychodrama, sociodrama, sociometry, and role training. A copy of the Training and Standards Manual of the Board which sets out in detail the requirements for certification by the Board is available from Psychodrama NSW.
The Staff	Acting Director of Training, Rollo Browne, TEP in Training, Sociodramatist. Visiting Trainer, Bona Anna, Psychodramatist. Visiting Trainer, Max Clayton. Visiting Trainer, Annie Fisher. To find out more about our staff, visit our staff page.
What We Offer	• Open Nights - free of charge The best way to understand the power of psychodrama is to experience it- more • Short Intensives Our short intensive courses in 2010 are Training Residential at Stanwell Tops Experiential Weekend Introduction to Psychodrama • Certificate in Psychodramatic Techniques Levels 1-3 Psychodrama training is a post-graduate course and is open to those with a degree, diploma or workplace equivalence. The training is taught through supervised experiential learning. The aim of this type of learning is for the trainees to know the theoretical and practical aspects of the psychodramatic methods through their experience. It involves both personal development and skills training. We provide a flexible system of training designed to meet the individual needs of trainees. Training groups are open to people at all levels of training. Training sessions involve mini lectures, demonstrations, supervised practice and group interaction. Trainees are also expected to learn from applying psychodramatic concepts and methods in their work and their personal lives. Reading, written assignments and other relevant tasks are expected. more • Advanced Practice Group more
Benefits Of Training	• Become skilled at facilitation and working with group dynamics • Develop a presence and authority in groups • Learn to work effectively in the moment • Integrate the profound body of Morenian theory about interpersonal relations and human development that you can apply in your chosen field.
Psychodrama NSW Aims..	• to provide excellent training at all levels of experience based on the principles of adult learning. • to promote an understanding and competency in psychodramatic theory, practice and its applications. • to provide training in accordance with the Training and Standards Manual of ANZPA Inc.
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