Training Practice Workshop Weekends
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: 51 Tabernacle St London EC2A 4AA.
Fees and accommodation:
Weekend fees are £175. 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.
November 14/15 2009
Introduction to Psychodrama and Role Analysis (Jinnie Jefferies and Anna Chesner)
This weekend is for those who would like to learn more about psychodrama. For certificate and diploma students and practitioners from other modalities we will focus on how the London Centre uses Role Analysis as a way of understanding ourselves, our relationships and how past experiences may shape our present and future relationships.
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March 20/21 2010
Spontaneity and Creativity (Anna Chesner)
This weekend will focus on Moreno’s core values of spontaneity and creativity. We will explore how the development of these potentials may enhance all areas of our personal and professional lives.
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June 19/20 2010
The Core techniques and Skills of Psychodrama (Anna Chesner)
This weekend focuses on the use or role, role reversal, concretisation, the double and the mirror. It is particularly useful for those professionals who may be interested in including action techniques in their present practice and for those trainees of psychodrama who wish to hone their skills.
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November 20/21 2010
One to One Psychodrama (Anna Chesner)
This weekend focuses on the use of psychodrama technique and role theory in the one to one psychotherapeutic process. We will be reflecting on time-limited and open-ended models of psychotherapy practice. There will be an opportunity to practise and reflect in small groups.
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March 19/20 2011
Understanding Depression: Psychodrama and CBT (Jinnie Jefferies and Anna Chesner)
We will explore what are the symptoms and experiences of depression and how psychodrama and CBT can work together as a treatment model.
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