PSYCHODRAMATIC RULES, TECHNIQUES AND ADJUNCTIVE METHODS

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  • ZERKA T. MORENO Author

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https://doi.org/10.12926/adddtg50

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ADJUNCTIVE METHOD

Abstract

The growing demand for skilled workers in psychodrama has awakened us to the need to structure a comprehensive statement of fundamental rules in the practice of this method, and a brief survey and explanation of the numerous versions of psychodramatic intervention. Other surveys of methods have described some of these, but a number of basic rules to serve as guidelines for the practitioner are vital.

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Chapter on Psychodrama, American Handbook of Psychiatry, Basic Books, New York, 1959. '

Zerka T. Moreno, A Survey of Psychodramatic Techniques, Group Psychotherapy, Vol. XII, 1959.

J. L. Moreno, Psychodramatic Shock Therapy, Psychodrama and Group Psychotherapy Monograph No. 5, Beacon House, 1939.

Assessment of Men, Office of Strategic Services, Rinehart, New York, 1947.

J. L. Moreno, Group Psychotherapy, A Symposium, p. 316, Beacon House, 1945.

J. L., Z. T. and J. D. Moreno, The First Psychodramatic Family Beacon House, 1964.

John Mann, Evaluation of Group Psychotherapy, International Handbook of Group Psychotherapy, Ed., J. L. Moreno, Philosophical Library, 1965.

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2025-01-06

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Vol. 18 No. 1-2 (1965): Group Psychotherapy, Psychodrama, and Sociometry

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