Psychodrama Australia does not have a Campus in Adelaide. However we do offer a range of workshops in Adelaide each year.
Upcoming Events
This training will assist participants in developing leadership abilities in all situations and to integrate learning done in the group to their daily life – work, play and relationships – with a view to increasing their capacity to rise creatively to life’s challenges.
his program is designed for professional people who are involved in health, theatre, management, leadership, consultancies, coaching, mentoring, supervision, art, writing, teaching, human potential and creative therapies. The process will assist in the deepening of abilities to step into the shoes of others and this will contribute to the effectiveness of those who are therapists, counsellors, psychotherapists, health workers, managers, trainers and educators, actors, artists, writers and poet.
Learning to apply the systemic action process known as the psychodrama method is grounded in workshop events and participants’ interests.
Psychodrama Training Weekend Workshop in Adelaide
10,11,12 May 2024
Psychodrama is an experiential, group method that can be applied in a wide variety of settings – therapeutic, educational, organisational and community.
Using the concerns that emerge in the group, the training workshop will emphasise the integration of the theory and practice of psychodrama. We will draw on supervised experiential learning in psychodrama and group work to develop our spontaneity, enrich different aspects of our functioning, increase our capacity to think systemically and enlarge our roles as group members and group leaders.
These training workshop are for trainees and those interested in experiencing and learning the psychodrama methodology and applying it in your work.
Psychodrama Training Weekend Workshop in Adelaide
25,26,27 October 2024
Psychodrama is an experiential, group method that can be applied in a wide variety of settings – therapeutic, educational, organisational and community.
Using the concerns that emerge in the group, the training workshop will emphasise the integration of the theory and practice of psychodrama. We will draw on supervised experiential learning in psychodrama and group work to develop our spontaneity, enrich different aspects of our functioning, increase our capacity to think systemically and enlarge our roles as group members and group leaders.
These training workshop are for trainees and those interested in experiencing and learning the psychodrama methodology and applying it in your work.
This training will assist participants in developing leadership abilities in all situations and to integrate learning done in the group to their daily life – work, play and relationships – with a view to increasing their capacity to rise creatively to life’s challenges.
Being a participant you can expect to be actively involved, have fun, and work hard as you enact scenes from life and imagination with the guidance of the director. People meet in depth by assisting in one-another’s dramas and the group life. Action is involving and teaches new lifeskills.
This program is designed for professional people who are involved in health, theatre, management, leadership, consultancies, coaching, mentoring, supervision, art, writing, teaching, human potential and creative therapies. The process will assist in the deepening of abilities to step into the shoes of others and this will contribute to the effectiveness of those who are therapists, counsellors, psychotherapists, health workers, managers, trainers and educators, actors, artists, writers and poet.
Current and Past Events
This training will assist participants in developing leadership abilities in all situations and to integrate learning done in the group to their daily life – work, play and relationships – with a view to increasing their capacity to rise creatively to life’s challenges.
Learning to apply the systemic action process known as the psychodrama method is grounded in workshop events and participants’ interests. Trainer: Rob Brodie
Psychodrama is an applied experiential, group method. It is learned in a group and can be applied in a variety of settings – therapeutic, educational, organisational and community.
This training workshop is for trainees and those interested in experiencing and learning more about psychodrama and how it can enhance our lives. No prior experience of psychodrama is required but apply early as places are limited.
“Our levels of spontaneity are affected by context and relationships.
Spontaneity flourishes in a universe in which some degree of novelty is continuously possible”
Jacob Moreno (Founder of Psychodrama)
This workshop will introduce Morenian thinking around Spontaneity – its different forms, its relationship to anxiety and how we can train ourselves to be more present and spontaneous.
We will focus on being fully present in the moment: what it looks and feels like, what gets in the way and what assists us and how it enhances our capacity to be both with ourselves and with one another.
The workshop aims to wake us up to our spontaneity and to assist us to look with fresh eyes at the possibility of the present moment.
Psychodrama is a relational method. Dr JL Moreno the founder of psychodrama provides us with concepts and methods that enable us to recognise and articulate and apply elements and processes which constitute a relationship and enable us to participate to our mutual benefit. This workshop will focus on building a culture in which relationships flourish, where we are able to live and build, where healing and purpose can be fulfilled. The training assists in developing confidence in group presentations and in the development of interpersonal and group skills. There will be both celebration of and reflection on training in this workshop.
Psychodrama Training Weekend
Psychodrama is a relational method. Dr JL Moreno the founder of psychodrama provides us with concepts and methods that enable us to recognise and articulate and apply elements and processes which constitute a relationship and enable us to participate to our mutual benefit. This workshop will focus on building a culture in which relationships flourish, where we are able to live and build, where healing and purpose can be fulfilled. The training assists in developing confidence in group presentations and in the development of interpersonal and group skills. Expect some writing and reflection time in each training weekend.
Psychodrama is a relational method. Dr JL Moreno the founder of psychodrama provides us with concepts and methods that enable us to recognise and articulate and apply elements and processes which constitute a relationship and enable us to participate to our mutual benefit. This workshop will focus on building a culture in which relationships flourish, where we are able to live and build, where healing and purpose can be fulfilled. The training assists in developing confidence in group presentations and in the development of interpersonal and group skills. Expect some writing and reflection time in each training weekend.
Psychodrama is a relational method. Dr JL Moreno the founder of psychodrama provides us with concepts and methods that enable us to recognise and articulate and apply elements and processes which constitute a relationship and enable us to participate to our mutual benefit. This workshop will focus on building a culture in which relationships flourish, where we are able to live and build, where healing and purpose can be fulfilled. The training assists in developing confidence in group presentations and in the development of interpersonal and group skills. Expect some writing and reflection time in each training weekend.
Psychodrama Training Weekend - Group Leadership
Often when we see a person bullying or otherwise abusing another, our first reaction is incredulity, shock and immobility.
In this workshop we will use the psychodramatic method to investigate the nature of bullying and our reactions to it , with a view to becoming effective at constructively intervening where possible. Later in the workshop we will investigate in action possibilities for cultural change in our institutions and general community.
Helen Kearins is a sociodramatist from Canberra ACT and her thesis addresses the questions: How can sociodrama be used to enable people to recognise and own their own racism and move beyond it and so advance the process of reconciliation between white Australians and the First People’s? And: What can we learn about the sociodramatic method by its application in this area?