J.L. Moreno (1889-1974), the originator of psychodrama, once said: “The body remembers what the mind forgets.” During this one-day, introductory-level workshop, we explore ways the embodied brain can rewire itself to promote recovery and healing through psychodrama and related experiential methods. Key concepts from the field of relational neuroscience that give new credence to Moreno’s insights are explained, including: neuroplasticity, the role of secure attachment, and the Window of Tolerance. Techniques from sensorimotor psychotherapy, somatic experiencing, yoga as therapy, and other body-based and creative approaches are integrated with psychodramatic role-play. Participants leave with ideas and techniques they can apply in their work settings, as well as renewed appreciation for the profound resiliency of the human body, mind, and spirit.

Location: Laurel Psychodrama Training Institute – a few turns off I-95 and Route 29 in Laurel, Maryland.

Investment:  $195—includes tuition, materials, and light refreshments.

Continuing Education Information*: 7.0 hours—NBCC, Maryland Board of Social Work Examiners, American Board of Examiners in Psychodrama, Sociometry and Group Psychotherapy.

Register Early to Hold Your Space: Group size is limited to 12-14 participants to help ensure a comfortable learning environment, including sufficient personal space and individualized attention.

Registration Link:  https://forms.gle/46YezECrYgGM9vgf6

For further information: Contact Cathy at cathynugent@verizon.net