"Psychodrama is an applied, expressive and experiential group method based on J.L. Moreno's spontaneity theory, role theory and groupwork."
There are 3 ways you can get involved with psychodrama at Sydney Campus.
We suggest starting with Open Nights (no experience required), then Experiential Workshops (no experience required), and then Psychodrama Training Workshops (min of 12 hours experience of psychodrama and interview required).
Registration is required for all events.
2027 Psychodrama Calendar in Sydney
REGISTRATIONS ARE NOT YET OPEN - Dates are confirmed, details to come.
6 Open Nights - FREE
Thurs 4 February, Fri 5 March, Thurs 13 May, Fri 9 July, Thurs 16 Sept and Fri 12 November.
Experiential Psychodrama Workshops
- Sat 10 & Sun 11 April (2 days) with Rollo Browne
- Sat 5 & Sun 6 June (2 days) with Dr Charmaine McVea
- Sat 14 & Sun 15 August (2 days) with Nikki McCoy
Experiential workshops do not attract training hours
Psychodrama Training Workshops
- Sat 6 & Sun 7 March, (2 days) The Essence of the Psychodrama Method
- Fri 14, Sat 15 & Sun 16 May (3 days) The Social & Cultural Atom and its Repair
- Sat 10 & Sun 11 July (2 days) tbc
- Fri 17, Sat 18 & Sun 19 September (3 days) Focal Conflict and Psychodrama Groupwork
- Sat 13 & 14 November (2 days) Spontaneity: Novelty, Creativity and Adequacy
These workshops do attract training hours
For 2027 enquiries contact Rollo Browne (0417 682 085) or Bona Anna (0451 046 928).
Upcoming Events
The best way to understand the power of psychodrama is to experience it.
These evenings are designed to give you an opportunity to experience psychodrama in a safe and gentle environment. Each session will be directed by an experienced psychodramatist with time available for questions about the method and its applications.
The self is what a person is, and role is what a person does. Moreno saw the self as a mystery that could best be approached through role, its tangible forms. Hence his theory of personality is based on roles and role structures. Moreno was clear that the self emerges from roles (1972:iii) and that, before there can be an experience of a sense of 'me' and 'I', the precursor and partial roles strive to cluster and become unified. The recognition of 'me' as a separate being indicates that there is sufficient unification to support a sense of self.
Current and Past Events
The best way to understand the power of psychodrama is to experience it. These evenings are designed to give participants an opportunity to experience psychodrama in a safe and gentle environment. They are run by experienced and qualified professionals trained in the psychodramatic method, and group work, with time available for questions about the m
The best way to understand the power of psychodrama is to experience it. These evenings are designed to give participants an opportunity to experience psychodrama in a safe and gentle environment. They are run by experienced and qualified professionals trained in the psychodramatic method, and group work, with time available for questions about the method and its applications.
This program is designed for people who are involved in theatre, art, writing, teaching and creative therapies. The process will assist in the deepening of abilities to step into the shoes of others and this will assist the work of those who are actors, artists, writers, poets, therapists, counsellors, psychotherapists, health workers, managers and educators. Supervised practice for psychodrama trainees is also an aspect of this program.
A two day experiential workshop based around the theme of “Personal and Professional Development” where participants can focus on those areas of their personal and professional development that they would like to progress.