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Following the successful completion of our Introduction to Psychodrama workshop, we are delighted to 😉 announce the official launch of our experiential therapy group.
Group sessions will be held every Wednesday from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM at the Psychological Center.
Our inaugural session is scheduled for Wednesday, November 7th, 2007.

A few spots are still available for those interested. For registration or further details, please reach out via email at:
example@gmail.com or jagaric@yagoo.com

Best regards!!

A colleague and I are hosting an introductory workshop this Wednesday (10/17/2007), offering you a firsthand experience of what 👍 is all about. The session is free of charge, though we do have to limit the number of participants. Best regards.

To register, please email: example@example.com
EDIT MS: Please refrain from posting email addresses directly in the threads. It goes against our community guidelines.
For any coordination or further details, please utilize Private Messages.
If you would like to sign up for the workshop, simply send a private message to the original poster.
Thank you for your cooperation.
Mad Scientist

Since we have successfully finalized all the arrangements and logistics for our introductory workshop, I am pleased to bring you the latest updates:

*The scheduled workshop will take place on October 17, 2007, at 7:00 PM;
Location: You will be notified upon registration.

*This will be an exceptional opportunity to become acquainted with psychodrama: an interactive, action-oriented approach to psychotherapy.👍

Please note: While the workshop is free of charge, space is limited, so advanced registration is required.

Workshop Facilitators:
Rosa Luxemburg – psychodrama co-therapist
Sanja Jagarić Nola – psychodrama co-therapist; members of the American Society of Psychodrama and Sociometry

Our psychodrama experiential therapy groups are recommended for anyone looking to work on themselves and their own psychological processes—regardless of age, gender, profession, or educational background. This is especially beneficial for those who wish to:
increase their spontaneity
release anxiety
let go of depression, low moods, worries, or guilt...
enhance their positive potential and address negative patterns
gain a deeper understanding of themselves through contact with others, thereby reducing the likelihood of interpersonal, professional, and personal misunderstandings
improve their ability to observe their own issues and react emotionally in an appropriate manner, while also increasing their capacity for empathy
IMPROVE THEIR OVERALL QUALITY OF LIFE

No prior acting experience, therapeutic training, or theoretical knowledge is necessary to participate in psychodrama, as its techniques are rooted in "here and now" spontaneity.

Psychodrama is an action-based form of group psychotherapy where life situations or an individual's inner world are enacted on stage with the assistance of group members and leaders, reflecting how that individual experiences them. In this way, participants explore human relationships and self-awareness not just through words, but through body language, movement, and the physical distance between characters. This staged enactment allows the protagonist to perform or complete what they could not, did not know how to, or perhaps were not allowed to do in real life, thereby uncovering their own limitations and learning how to express thoughts and feelings freely through their behavior.

For registrations and further information, please contact:
Rosa Luxemburg, example@gmail.com or
Sanja Jagarić Nola, jagaric@yahoo.com
psihodrama.blog.hr and soon at www.psihodrama.org

Best regards!!

Thank you for your suggestion.
In my experience, experiential therapy groups can
bring together individuals from all walks of life—regardless of age, profession, or personal beliefs. This diversity is precisely what allows for exposure to a vast spectrum of experiences, which in turn broadens our
capacity to understand one another and build healthier relationships across generations. Therefore, the primary criterion for forming our groups is an individual's genuine desire for self-improvement and personal growth, provided there is an absence of clinical or psychiatric diagnoses involving severe mental health disorders.

The group will meet once a week for two hours in the evening at
an association's facility located in downtown Washington, D.C.
The exact schedule will be determined later in coordination with all
group members, following the completion of
preliminary interviews with all potential
participants over the next 15 days.

If you have any questions, or if you decide to participate (with no obligation to join the full therapeutic group) in the introductory workshop, where you can see exactly how this process works and determine if it resonates with you, please feel free to contact me via email at: example@gmail.com so that I may
schedule an introductory meeting for us. There is no charge for the introductory workshop.🙂
I hope I have managed to address at least some of your questions; please do not hesitate to ask if I have overlooked anything.
Best regards,
Rosa Luxemburg

Dear fellow forum members!

I am writing to inform you all that a colleague and I will soon be launching a new experiential psychodrama therapy group in Washington, D.C.
These psychodrama groups are highly recommended for anyone looking to engage in deep self-work and explore their own psychological processes. This applies regardless of age, gender, profession, or educational background; however, it is particularly suited for individuals who possess the capacity for self-observation, emotional responsiveness, and a strong sense of empathy.

For further details, please feel free to reach out via example@gmail.com or jagaric@yahoo.com

What exactly is psychodrama? It is an action-oriented form of group psychotherapy where life situations or an individual's inner world are staged on a "set" with the help of group members and leaders, played out exactly as that person experiences them. In this way, we don't just rely on mere words; through body language, movement, and the physical distance between characters, we explore human relationships and achieve deeper self-awareness. Through this staged enactment, the protagonist can perform or complete things they couldn't, didn't know how to, or perhaps weren't allowed to do in real life—thereby uncovering their own limitations and learning how to express thoughts and feelings freely through behavior. In psychodrama, anything is possible: you can step into the role of a professor, a mother, or even God; you can speak with those who have passed away, love someone or something that is otherwise forbidden, or travel into worlds born of pure imagination. We explore the "what ifs," encounters with those who are no longer present, projections of the future, and entirely different perspectives on the past and the present.

......... A surrealist poem
Eye to eye
Face to face
And when you are near
I will tear out your eyes
And place them instead of mine
And you will tear out my eyes
And place them instead of yours
Then I will look at you
With your eyes
And you will look at me
With mine.........

Jacob Levi Moreno, creator of psychodrama