Next Meeting: Saturday, February 18th, 2012 - 6:00 pm - 9:00 pm Place: Hamamatsu Zaza City Palette 5F
Members: Free - Non-members: ¥1000Improvisational Psychodrama (即興心理劇)
Peter Ross
Psychodrama
is a therapeutic technique conceived and developed by Jacob L. Moreno,
MD. Using experiential guided drama techniques, psychodrama provides a
safe, supportive environment in which participants can practice new
roles, language and behaviors, thus facilitating insight, personal
growth, and integration. There is no single, rigid pattern to the
psychodrama process. However, the cycle can be divided roughly into
three phases. The first involves warming up, selecting protagonists and
antagonists and setting the scene. The second phase consists of an
inprovisational roleplay. In the third phase, the participants reflect
on their work, and relate it to their own, everyday lives. This
workshop will demonstrate applications of the psychodrama cycle to the
language classroom, incorporating the Japanese concepts of 'tatemae' and
'honne'. Peter Ross is an associate
professor at Tokyo Keizai University. His interests include feedback in
the classroom, the Silent Way, NLP, Ericksonian Hypnosis and teaching
grammar through images. Presentation sponsored by West-Tokyo Chapter |
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