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PSYCHODRAMA TRAINING
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The Training in Psychodrama, Sociometry and Sociodrama at Theater Therapy begins in September and ends in August each year and takes place in an ongoing group.
This is an open group, as it accepts members and operates all months of the year.
The training is both group and individual since it is adapted to each person, taking into account the particular needs of each trainee, both personal and professional.
Concerning the duration of the studies the term "minimum" is mentioned because both duration of studies as well as the acquisition of the title "Psychodramatist" depends on the consistency and dedication of the students to the requirements of the program defined by the Federation of Psychodrama Training Organizations FEPTO.
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The educational meetings take place at Theater Therapy at 3 Hatzigianni Mexi Street, Athens.
The training starts with an 18-hour introductory seminar. The educational meetings take place one weekend every month, the duration of which is measured in 18 educational hours.
To join the group you need an individual meeting-interview with the training coordinator Anastasia Diotima Golema.
Psychodrama training lasts a minimum of four years and the criteria that need to be completed to obtain the title of psychodramatist-group coordinator or psychodramatist-psychotherapist are specific and adapted to the educational standards of the FEPTO-Federation of Psychodrama Training Organization which grants and approves psychodramatic degrees.
To become a psychodramatist, one needs to complete a training program of at least 880 hours:
- 200 hours of psychodrama & sociodrama experience in weekly psychodrama group and/or individual experiential psychodrama session. That is, familiarization of the students with their role as members of the group, as protagonists and as helping "I" but also parallel work with personal mental and relational problems.
- 120 hours to learn theory and psychodramatic techniques through seminars or workshops and activities with instructors focusing on theories and techniques.
- 200 hours of training within the advanced training group: with an emphasis on examining students in the role of facilitator or coordinator as they simultaneously carry out their practice.
- 80 hours of supervision and supervision : During the training process, trainees are required to attend sessions with a supervisor, who works as a facilitator or facilitator outside of their educational institution focusing on the psychodramatic relationship between the client and the practicing psychodramatist, or of a group session ).
- The remaining 120 hours can be decided freely by the training organization or by the practitioner, as supplements to the above sub-sections but also to expand into areas such as psychopathology, group dynamics, personality theories, art therapies, playback theater, therapeutic interventions, scientific research psychodrama, presentation of articles, books and works.
- 160 hours of coordination as a psychodramatist in group and individual meetings.
Operating according to the international standards for the overall qualification of the psychodrama practitioner, another 920 hours are added to the above, which refer to attending seminars and experiential workshops, studying articles and books about psychodrama, studying and analyzing recorded sessions, preparing and presenting written papers on psychodrama theory, attending lectures and educational seminars and participating in international psychodrama and group psychotherapy conferences.
In total the number of hours of training, experience and general involvement with psychodrama amounts to 1.800 hours.
To obtain the title, the trainee, after having completed the above and after coordinating the psychodrama group as part of his practice, needs to write a paper and finally be examined in a group context by a special examination committee.
In order to take part in psychodramatic training, one needs to meet the following criteria:
To become a psychodramatist means to follow a different philosophy of life consisting of the experiential development of inner vision and therefore awareness through the promotion of spontaneity and creativity. Psychodramatists work with a wide range of individuals and groups to improve and develop new understandings and abilities in all areas of life. The psychodramatic approach is holistic and oriented towards supporting natural human development as it takes into account the wholeness of the individual. Through this four-year experiential journey one can develop a broad system of values and roles and receive knowledge and resources to be able to function successfully through the role of psychodramatist as she/he will be able to deal creatively with herself/himself and the team, even when it is going through intense situations. The psychodramatic study gives us the possibility as learners to work in depth with our own issues, opening the way inward, teaching us how to relate healthily, expanding our possibilities, increasing our capacity to contain but also expanding our abilities to be creative.
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WHO IS TEACHING
ANASTASIA DIOTIMA GOLEMA
Anastasia Diotima Golema is a Psychodramatist, Actress & Director, Transgenerational Therapist, Transpersonal Hypnotherapist, Supervisor through Dramatherapy, Experiential Art Therapist.
Graduated from the National Theater of Northern Greece, the Jacques Lecoq International School of Mime and Drama, the “Pcpd” Psychodrama Center, the “Anne Ancelin Schutzenberger” School of Transgenerational Therapy.
She continued her studies in Hypnotherapy at the “Transpersonal Hypnotherapy Institute”, in Experiential Art Therapy, in Creative Supervision at the Aeon institute and in Psychology at the “European University of Cyprus”.
She is a lecturer at the Mediterranean College School of Psychology, Chair of the Theater & Arts Task Force as well as an elected board member of the International Association for Group Psychotherapy and Processes (IAGP). She is the founder of “Theater Therapy” in Athens, a space dedicated to the research of Theater and Psychodrama where she works enthusiastically with individuals & groups directing and teaching Theater and Psychodrama.
Her vision is to help individuals and society heal through psychodrama, art and love.
MAURIZIO GASSEAU
Maurizio Gasseau, was born in Rome, Associate Professor of Dynamic Psychology at the University of Aosta. Jungian analyst, onorary member of ARPA member of International Association of Analytic Psychology IAAP, certified psychotherapist and psychodramatist in Italy as well as leader of training groups all over the world. Founder of Mediterranean Association of Psychodrama.
His main interests are researching dreams interpretations in individual analysis and in psychodrama and group psychotherapy, social dreaming matrix, and working on trangenerational topics and trauma. He developed the Jungian Psychodrama method and theory in 1980 and Psychodramatic Social Dreaming in 2004. Chair of the Training of Postgraduate School of Psychotherapy IPAP – Institute of Analytical Psychology and Psychotherapy. Board member IAGP 2003 - 2012 and 2015 - 2025. Co-chair of IAGP Education Committee.
Co - chair of FEPTO Task Force for Peace Building and Conflict Transformation to share experience in intercultural work, working with refugees, using morenian tools.
He led training groups in 46 countries in presence.
Author of more than ninety publications on group psychotherapy and research,
He received the Federation European Psychodrama Training Organization Excellence Award in 2017 and the Fellowship Award of the International Association of Group Psychotherapy and Group Processes IAGP in 2022
MARIA GABRIELA MARTINS DE NOBREGA MOITA
Gabriela Moita was born in Lisbon, Portugal. She is a Psychologist, Psychodramatist, Sexologist and has a PhD on Biomedical Sciences.
She is a Member of the Porto branch of Family Planning Association (1987 -) working in the field of Family Planning, Sexual Education, Sexual and Reproductive Health and Rights, a field where Psychodrama and Sociodrama are very important tools. She has taught at the Teachers Training School in the Polytechnic Institute of Porto (1989-2003), educational psychodrama and sociodrama. Between 2004 – 2017 she has also taught at the Superior Institute of Social Work of Porto on the subject “Active techniques of Group”, Sociodrama, within the Social Workers Training.
Co-Chair of FEPTO (Federation of European Psychodrama Training Organizations) (2011-2013), Chair of FEPTO Research Committee (2008-2011), Chair of the SPP (Portuguese Society of Psychodrama) (2008-2010). Chair of SPSC (Portuguese Society of Clinical Sexology 2013-2015). Member of Speciality Board of Clinical and Health Psychology of the Portuguese College of Psychologysts (2020 - )
She works at her private practice, she is teaching and training Psychodrama, she is a Supervisor, she is leading Psychodrama Psychotherapy Groups and Individual Psychotherapeutic Sessions. She is also applying Sociodrama with Couples and uses Psychodrama in Clinical Sexology.
Gabriela has participated in many TV programs in Portugal and Brasil such as: “Falatório” with Anabela Mota Ribeiro, “Estes Difíceis Amores” com Júlio Machado Vaz e Leonor Ferreira, “Tanto para conversar”, “Elogio da Paixão” and “Impaciência do coração” with the collaboration of the Ordem dos Psicólogos Portugueses
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