This book explores innovative ideas in contemporary psychodrama including ideas in the field of psychodrama online. It sheds light on psychodrama in various contexts and spheres of application across different regions of Russia. Rooted in the pioneering theories of Jacob Levy Moreno and his followers, this book delves into the rich history and theoretical foundations of psychodrama, while showcasing its practical use in clinical psychology, educational settings, and both group and individual psychotherapy. It offers a deep understanding of contemporary Russian psychodrama and its practical applications, providing a broad perspective on this therapeutic method. The chapters explore the seamless connection between theoretical concepts and live psychodrama practice. The book is a vital resource for both learning and professional development. It offers practical strategies and insights to tackle current issues in psychological and social practice. It also shares practical recommendations for addressing modern issues, making it a valuable resource for experienced psychodrama therapists and practitioners, as well as those who are just beginning to familiarize themselves with psychodrama.

Is the pioneering book on modern Russian psychodrama Discusses Russian experiences in addressing societal, group, family, and individual issues Brings together leading practitioners to explore various trends in the development of psychodrama in Russia

Autorentext

Viktor Semenov, Ph.D. in Psychology, is a psychodrama therapist, the director of the Institute of Psychodrama and Psychological Counseling, the vice president of the Psychodrama Association (Russia), the chairman of the Online Psychodrama Section, the head of the Psychodrama Department at the Academy of Social Technologies, the chairman of the Ethics Committee of the Union of Practical Psychologists, the scientific director of the Master's Program in Psychodrama at the Moscow Institute of Psychoanalysis, and a full member of IAGP.

Elena Lopukhina is a psychodramatherapist, a communication trainer and coach, the director of the Institute of Psychodrama, Couching and Role Training (Moscow), the president of the Psychodrama Association (Russia), a member of the Council of the Union of Practical Psychologists (Russia), a co-founder of Federation of European Psychodrama Training Organizations (FEPTO), a trainer in psychodrama course in the two-year program Psychological counseling, psychotherapy and psychodiagnostics of the Academy of Practical Psychology at Moscow State University, a trainer of the Department of Psychodrama of the Academy of Social Technologies (Moscow), Certificate of psychotherapist of the European Association of Psychotherapy.

Ekaterina Mikhailova is a psychodramatherapist, clinical psychologist, Ph.D. in Psychology (specializing in medical psychology). She is a director of the Institute of Group and Family Psychotherapy and Psychology and a vice-president of the Psychodrama Association (Russia). She teaches and trains in psychodrama in Moscow and St.-Petersburg and was involved in publishing many books on psychodrama in Russian.

Inhalt

Chapter 01. History of psychodrama in Russia.- Chapter 02. Team supervision: principles, methods, cases.- Chapter 03. Cultural-Historical Sociodrama: Methodology and Practice.- Chapter 04. Healing by the Theater: Moreno and Evreinov.- Chapter 05. Psychodrama Online: A New Reality.- Chapter 06. Determinism and Spontaneity in Psychodrama.- Chapter 07. The use of ethnocultural prototypes in psychodrama.- Chapter 08. Meet a Little Magic Object. Psychodramatic technique of searching for a new answer to a painful question.- Chapter 09. Traditional Folk Rites and Rituals in the Practice of Psychodrama.- Chapter 10. Psychodrama inside psychotherapeutic dialog.- Chapter 11. Psychodramatic speculation about Home built by my Self.- Chapter 12. Parents and Children: Paradoxes of Relationships through the Eyes of a Psychodramatist.- Chapter 13. Meeting with the deceased in a psychodrama. Features of work.- Chapter 14. Specifics of psychodramatic work in individual and group practice with adults from dysfunctional families.- Chapter 15. Sociodramatic constructor for working with organizations.- Chapter 16. Role coaching for the development of communicative competence of managers.- Chapter 17. Specifics of psychodrama therapy of anxiety conditions in Russia.- Chapter 18. Psychodrama in Dagestan: Working with Family Stories.- Chapter 19. Sociometric Flower: Plot Structures for the Initial Phase of Group Psychodrama with Children and Adolescents.- Chapter 20. Addressing Post-Traumatic Dissociation through Psychodrama Techniques.- Chapter 21. The hagiodrama: Psychodramatic Work with Orthodox Tradition.- Chapter 22. Psychodrama in Education: Experience, Ideas, Prospects.- Chapter 23. Psychodrama in the practice of design in the field of education.