Theatre of Spontaneity, Sunday, March 25

Theatre of Spontaneity

Sunday March 25

 Gather at 6 p.m for a 6.30 p.m start

155 Langridge Street, Collingwood

$20.00 ($15.00 for MPS Members)

The 3 Rs

A Psychodramatic exploration of

Reflection

Resilience

&

Relationship

Leader: John De Bono

THROUGH THE MIRROR: ROLE THEORY IN ACTION

A psychodrama workshop for professionals in counselling, health and human services, and the creative arts

The Workshop
Psychodrama is a creative way of exploring the world of individuals, families and organisations using action methods and spontaneous drama. The concept of roles and development of new roles is the basis of psychodrama and in this workshop the application of role theory will be presented through teaching, demonstration and group interaction. Role theory can be used in many settings of psychotherapy, education, organisations, and in everyday relationships. It is a creative and enlivening framework in which the use of imagination is central. The purpose of this workshop is for people to experience psychodrama and to develop skills to apply the framework of role theory in their work and life. 

When: Monday 19th March 9am-­‐3pm (Coffee and registration 8.30 am)
Where: Wesley Seminar Room 58 Melville St Hobart (next to Hobart Central car park)
Cost: $140pp lunch included
($120pp for groups of 2 or more from same organization) CPD accreditation points for APS, AASW and AHPRA 

Workshop Leader
Sue Daniel is a psychodramatist, psychologist and psychotherapist in private practice, the Director of the Psychodrama Institute of Melbourne, Founder of the Moreno Psychodrama Society and Chairperson of the Australian and Aotearoa (New Zealand) Board of Psychodrama. Sue is also a member of the Board of Directors of the International Association of Group Psychotherapy. She is an international trainer, educator and practitioner and she conducts workshops and seminars in communities, institutes and organizations worldwide. Sue’s writing on psychodrama has been published in books and journals. 

Workshop Auxiliary
Helen Fryer is a psychodramatist trained through the Psychodrama Institute of Melbourne and is a founding member of the Moreno Psychodrama Society. She has taught in tertiary institutions in Melbourne and Hobart. She is a mental health Social Worker in private practice in Hobart and runs supervision groups, dream groups as well as individual counselling. She works part time as a grief and loss counsellor at the Royal Hobart Hospital. 

For registration or further information contact
Helen Fryer
A Potential Space Counselling Service 58 Melville St Hobart
0362473499 0402029069 Email: apotentialspace@bigpond.com