Posts by Nancy Morris68

So, does this tie into generational psychology—those unresolved issues running through a family line that affect someone even long after the older relatives are gone? Like some kind of family curse...

It absolutely does. When you dig into the roots of certain issues using Psychodrama, you often uncover patterns and lifestyles that have been repeated for generations. Once you see them, you can actually change course and start living for yourself instead of following an old script. It’s especially clear when using a genogram—it's a technique used to map out the family tree and see exactly how ancestors shape a person's life today.

For anyone looking to find themselves or sort through some life hurdles—this helped me out:

Psychodrama is an experiential form of psychotherapy. It lets people rediscover their lost spontaneity and creativity by uncovering those hidden scripts we pick up along the way. You get to rethink them and actually feel them through. The whole point is to stop leaking vital energy to things that hold you back, so you can finally live a fuller, richer life. It’s about understanding yourself and others better, resolving internal conflicts, dropping toxic habits, building healthier relationships, and making sense of major life stages... plus setting actual goals for the future.

Tesa is hosting a one-day psychodrama workshop called "MEETING SELF." It’s designed to introduce you to psychodrama as a tool for personal growth and help you dive into your own inner world. We’ll be meeting at the Tesa offices in Times Square on Saturday, December 5th, starting at 9:00 AM.
If you're interested, shoot the facilitator an email at jagaric@yahoo.com or check out www.tesa.hr.👍