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Psychodrama, developed by an Austrian Psychiatrist, Jacob
Moreno, at the time of Freud, maintained that people would voice their
true feelings about what they had experienced if they were given the
opportunity to act these feelings out within a group. It is a way of
finding a new response to an old situation or an adequate response to a
new situation, and is thus a powerful form of psychotherapy. The
therapist interprets and clarifies the enactments as they unfold
Notes: Can be used to explore almost any problem for which one would consult a psychotherapist as this therapy deals with past hurts and present difficulties by offering a safe arena for their expression. Professional organisations:
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