Psychodrama since Moreno Innovations in Theory and Practice

Name: Psychodrama since Moreno Innovations in Theory and Practice
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ISBN: 9780415093514

ISBN-10: 0415093511

ISBN-13: 9780415093514

Edition: 1994

Authors: Paul Holmes, Marcia Karp, Michael Watson, Ken Sprague, Zerka T. Moreno

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J. L. Moreno has made an immense contribution to psychotherapy as a whole through his development of the powerful method of group psychotherapy known as psychodrama. InPsychodrama Since Moreno,internationally recognized exponents of the psychodramatic method, many trained by Moreno himself, examine recent innovations in theory and practice to establish the key concepts of psychodrama today. They go on to demonstrate how they have taken these key concepts and developed them in their practice of psychodrama, presenting clinical material to help the reader understand in a direct and practical way. This book will stimulate and inform practicing psychodramatists and all mental health…

Book details

List price: $52.95
Copyright year: 1994
Publisher: Routledge
Publication date: 11/8/1994
Binding: Paperback
Pages: 328
Size: 6.50" wide x 9.50" long x 0.75" tall
Weight: 0.990
Language: English



Foreword


Introduction


Introduction


References



Time, Space, Reality and the Cosmos the Four Universals of Moreno's Philosophy



Spontaneity and Creativity



Locus, Matrix, Status Nascendi and the Concept of Clusters



Bucharest and Vienna



Of Morals, Ethics and Encounters


The Cognitive and Conscious Dimension



Relationships and Roles



The Measurement of Human Interactions


The Transpersonal and Psychospiritual Dimension



The Cosmic Circus



The Global Task Sharing Time and Space


The Personal and Unconscious Dimension



Disintegration Its Role in Personality Integration


The Interpersonal Dimension



Cornerstones of Role Reversal



The Dynamics of Interpersonal Preference


Name Index


Subject Index