how pd works

[Adam Blatner]

Hi Jacob and all. Reading your planned workshops in New York City, I thought of a related book, the way Marcia Karp's students ended up making up that 1998 Routledge book, Handbook of Psychodrama. 
      It might be time to dare to address a slightly different approach. 
           Have students or trainees attending write up the workshops, disguising completely the particulars of anyone's actual psychodrama, but keeping general themes. I read the list and wonder, 
        What themes come up in a workshop like this? That would be fascinating.
    - Dealing with Changes, Creatively
     -  the Body Remembers What the Mind Forgets
     -  Family-of-Origin Unfinished Business      
     -  the Impact of the Past on Present Relationships
     - Overcoming Barriers to Intimacy
     - Dealing with Authority Figures (past & present)
     -  Exploring Body-Mind connections
     -  Spirituality, Creativity and Resilience                
     -  Improving Social and Personal Connections              
 
    this kind of thing could make a book. Title?   How psychodrama can Help:
            each theme is a chapter. What are the problems, really, and especially in terms of role theory, and how does psychodrama work address such issues?   warmly, adam

           
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