Training Practice Workshop Weekends
"The most dynamic weekend of creative therapy work I have done in a long while" - Guest [autumn 2016]
Training Practice Weekends provide an opportunity to learn and practise psychodrama within a safe and supportive atmosphere. They are open to registered psychodrama trainees and practitioners as well as practitioners and trainees from other therapeutic and educational fields. Each weekend has a theme, which acts as a general focus for the psychodrama sessions. In contrast to Open Access Weekends, where registered psychodrama trainers facilitate the sessions, on Training Practice Weekends some or all of the psychodramas may be directed by registered diploma trainees from the London Centre for Psychodrama or other psychodrama schools, under the guidance and supervision of an approved trainer.
Who are Training Practice Weekends for?
- Diploma or certificate trainees from any psychodrama school
- People who are considering training in psychodrama
- People who are in related professions such as social care, therapy, mental health, education, community arts or personal development (including trainees in such professions)
- People who have a particular interest in psychodrama or the topic of the weekend
Times:
Each weekend runs Saturday 9.30 to 18.00 hours; Sunday 9.30 to 16.00 hours. A weekend counts as 16 psychodrama/ CPD hours. Certificates of attendance are provided to evidence continuing professional development where needed.
Venue: London Centre for Psychodrama Training Venue: Maudsley Hospital London SE5 at the Three Boroughs Day Service.
Fees and accommodation:
Weekend fees are £215. Accommodation can be found locally at a reasonable rate if booked in advance.
Closed Weekends:
In addition to the above there are closed weekends for London Centre for Psychodrama Certificate and Diploma trainees.
March 21/22 2020
Psychodramatic Perspectives and Treatment of Depression
In this weekend we look at different theories about depression, and explore how psychodrama psychotherapy can help us understand the experience of depression and assist in working through the significant internal and external conflicts that may underpin depression.
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June 20/21 2020
Diversity and Social Change
How can psychodrama and sociodrama help us be sensitive to the experience of difference and contribute to social change? In this weekend we engage with the wider social perspective and explore the application of Morenian techniques to facilitate lively and thoughtful engagement with this dimension.
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November 21/22 2020
Psychodramatic Dreamwork
In this weekend we focus on the classical technique of psychodramatic dreamwork and compare this with Freudian and Jungian approaches.
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