In-Person

Psychodrama 101 Day 3

Presented by Marc Pimsler, MA, LPC-MHSP, CET3, CP/PAT, MAC, CCS, ACRPS
6.0 CE Hours General Introductory
Psychodrama 101 Day 3

Information

Date & Time

  • -

Location

Learning Objectives

Participants will be able to:

  • Define and describe the concept of Tele.

  • List the 3 types of Tele.

  • Describe how to enrole and derole participants in a group psychodrama.

  • Identify 1 or more populations that would benefit from psychodrama techniques.

  • List 2 psychodrama tools that can be used in group processing.

Educational Goal

The educational goal of this presentation is for participants to gain an understanding of psychodrama, its techniques, and stages.

Description

J.L.Moreno, who founded psychodrama in Vienna in the early 1900s, described it as ‘a scientific exploration of truth through dramatic method’. Psychodrama can be done in a group setting or (psychodrama Aux Dux) in an individual session. When done as part of Group Psychotherapy, each group member is a therapeutic agent of the other. To be understood and held emotionally and physically by a group member not previously enmeshed in the story can be a healing experience. The psychodrama session has three parts: the warm-up, the action, and the sharing. In this training, participants will learn the basics of psychodrama and witness a demonstration of some of psychodrama’s powerful techniques.

Target Audience

  • Counselor
  • Marriage & Family Therapist
  • Social Worker
  • Substance Use Disorder Professionals

Presenters

Marc Pimsler, MA, LPC-MHSP, CET3, CP/PAT, MAC, CCS, ACRPS

Marc Pimsler is an entrepreneur, published author, sought-after experiential trainer, therapist, and coach. Since 2004 Marc has worked in a variety of counseling and consulting capacities. He is as passionate about being a part of clients’ healing as he is about helping others unlock the power of experiential work to support the change process in individuals and teams. Marc owns and operates MVP Consulting, a therapeutic consulting firm serving individuals and families in need, specializing in addressing addiction, shame, and trauma. Marc also serves as the executive director of the International Society for Experiential Professionals (ISEP). In 2019, Marc was awarded the Georgia Counselor of the Year by the Georgia Addiction Counselor Association. In addition to his therapy certifications, Marc is certified as a yoga and meditation teacher. Marc is passionate about the work of recovery, both his own and his clients’, and believes that sometimes we need a helping hand and a fresh perspective. Grounded in the belief system that everyone has the capacity to recover, Marc brings humor, spirituality, and creativity to everything he is involved in.

Financially Sponsored By

  • Cumberland Heights Foundation