Upcoming Events
No matter how skilful we might become at turning our attention to the present moment as facilitators,
group leaders, therapists, coaches, and co-creators, we can never capture 'presence' as an artefact,
to be stored up for later use. Presence remains a thing of the moment: ephemeral and emergent,
requiring our attention and intention, and a commitment to enter the unknown.
'Chopping wood and carrying water' refers to a willingness to repeatedly be open to what is.
It includes being open to the possibility of generating fresh experiences and
integrating them into our being and our actions in the world.
This multi-level training group over eight weekends in 2021 at the Melbourne
Campus is an AANZPA accredited training program.
It is for new trainees at the core curriculum level and for trainees at intermediate
and advanced levels of training. It incorporates workshops in May* and August*
which are also open to a wider group of participants.
Psychodrama Training Workshop (3 days)
with Jenny Hutt and Hilde Knottenbelt
14-16 May
Psychodrama Training Workshop (3 days)
with Chris Hosking
13-15 August
More details to come
Current and Past Events
The Dynamic Nature of the Individual and the Group: a Psychodramatic Perspective
Three-day psychodrama training workshop in Melbourne
led by Chris Hosking
Early bird closes 21 June
This three day training workshop in Melbourne will be most relevant to those who have a keen
interest in the psychodrama method, body psychotherapies, drama therapies. Psychodrama has
at its core a deep interest in the movement of the human body - what it teaches us and
how it can guide us in an exploration of the human psyche.
This multi-level training group over eight weekends in 2019 at the Melbourne Campus
is an AANZPA accredited training program. It is for new trainees at the core curriculum level and
for trainees at intermediate and advanced levels of training. It incorporates workshops
in May* and August* which are also open to a wider group of participants.
Early bird enrolments by 18 January
This workshop uses the psychodrama method to develop the art of slowing down in the company of others.
Participants can expect to generate a range of experiences of the psychodrama method
and to become familiar with the training approach taken at Melbourne Campus.
Led by Hilde Knottenbelt
1-2 February 2020
For people who wish to experience psychodrama for the first time, to reacquaint themselves with this way of working and those who are interested in the 2020 training program
More details on the theme soon
Led by Richard Hall
The purpose is to further the development of identity as group leaders, counsellors and individual practitioners, and to develop expertise in leadership and clinical application in groups and one to one settings.
Led by Hilde Knottenbelt
This workshop is for people interested in experiencing the psychodrama method and for
people wishing to discover its relevance for their professional and clinical work with individuals
and groups. It is highly recommended for people wishing to enrol in the
2019 Training Group.
Led by Chris Hosking
In this training workshop we will give our attention to the dramatic, we will highlight ourselves as dramatists, artists and theatre lovers and weave this together in what the psyche unfolds to us moment by moment.
Led by Richard Hall
The purpose is to further the development of identity as group leaders, counsellors and individual practitioners, and to develop expertise in leadership and clinical application in groups and one to one settings.
What does the psychodrama method offer in the processes of healing trauma? This training workshop highlights psychodrama concepts, techniques and approaches relevant to working with harmful and traumatic experiences.
Led by Richard Hall and Annette Fisher