Individual analytical psychodrama

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Individual analytical psychodrama is a therapy based on role-playing and the observation of the unconscious mind.

Contents 1 Story 2 Practice 2.1 Scene elaboration 2.2 Roleplay 2.3 Interpretation 3 Analytical therory of psychodrama 3.1 Representation 3.2 Transitionnal roleplay 3.3 Indications

[edit] Story

Moreno created the psychodrama which was already a psychotherapy. Sigmund Freud wrote to him on several occasions.

Psychoanalysts were interested in this method and adapted this to psychoanalysis principles.

[edit] Practice

The practice is divided in three times.

[edit] Scene elaboration

The patient and the psychoanalyst imagine a scene and allows roles to play.

[edit] Roleplay

The scene is played, as in its description, or maybe different.

[edit] Interpretation

The scene, the roleplay is thought by the psychoanalyst who explain to the patient his interpretation.

[edit] Analytical therory of psychodrama

[edit] Representation

[edit] Transitionnal roleplay

[edit] Indications