PROPOSAL FOR DIRECTOR-IN-RESIDENCE AT MORENO INSTITUTE

Abstract

As psychodrama increasingly becomes a household word, even for Spiro Agnew (see The Congressional Record quoted in this issue), we face the kind of difficulties not unusual to a world movement. Firstly, the leadership, the directors, are spread far and wide, each doing his or her own work and so tend to have less contact and cohesion with their colleagues and the World Center. Secondly, the World Center must begin to seriously take its place as the educational center for psychodrama, sociometry and group psychotherapy, while
increasing the teaching privileges of its directors