Upcoming Events
Three-day psychodrama training workshop in Melbourne,
led by Chris Hosking
Detailed description coming
Sociodrama Workshop in Melbourne
24-25 August 2019 THIS IS A NEW DATE
Led by Hilde Knottenbelt
Saturday and Sunday
26-27 October
Current and Past Events
An evening of experiential psychodrama for newcomers, trainees and practitioners.
7-8 February (2 day workshop)
Experience how the psychodrama method awakens and strengthens capacities for living creatively.
An experiential workshop which introduces participants to the psychodrama method.
A workshop designed to engender extra integration of the theory and practice of the psychodrama method for trainees at the advanced level. It is for advanced trainees from Melbourne and interstate.
This training workshop offers an experience of how the psychodrama method assists people to awaken and strengthen their capacities for living creatively.
Wednesday 25 June 2014 6.30-9.30pm
This experiential workshop introduces participants to the psychodrama method. It involves group activities and opportunities to experience and reflect on dramatic enactments. There will be some introductory teaching and mention of the application of psychodrama in a range of professional settings.
This training workshop provides opportunities to experience how the psychodrama method assists people to awaken and strengthen their capacities for living creatively.
A workshop designed for advanced trainees who wish to sharpen their awareness of and enlarge their ability to respond to the sociometric networks in a group. It is for advanced trainees from Melbourne and interstate.
A training group run over eight weekends between March-November which teaches the theory and practice essential to the psychodrama method, including sociometry, production techniques, role theory and group work. The group is conducted by Hilde Knottenbelt and Richard Hall.
A training group run over eight weekends (two of them 3 day workshops) between March and November. This group builds on the training completed in the Core Curriculum–Intermediate years, or the equivalent. It involves teaching and supervised practice with in-depth attention to all the elements of the method. The training is conducted by Jenny Hutt and Chris Hosking.