Photocopied writings on “Hypnodrama and Psychodrama” by J.L. Moreno, the originator of psychodrama, and James M. Enneis, director of St. Elizabeths Hospital in Washington, D.C. This writing is listed as Psychodrama Monographs No. 27, originally published in 1950 by Beacon House, Dr. Moreno’s publishing house, and details how psychodrama can be combined with hypnosis. Also includes a photocopy of a 1969 edition of “Puppets and Psychodrama” by Jaime Rojas-Bermudez, a pioneering psychodrama trainer in Buenos Aires, Argentina, with an introduction by Dr. Moreno. Photocopied with the permission of Zerka Moreno, when I studied with her in the 1990s in Highland, N.Y. A few of the pages are upside down.  #psychodrama #hypnosis #puppets #moreno

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Hypnodrama and Psychodrama

J L Moreno, the founder of sociodrama and sociometry, is best known for the impact he had on group psychotherapy, out of which he created psychodrama. This is now one of the most important and popular of the `creative′ therapies, practiced throughout the world.  The concept of "role"was central to Moreno′s theory and throughout his life he played many himself. In this book, A. Paul Hare and June Rabson Hare describe a man who was, among other things, a psychiatrist, dramatist, theologian, inventor and educator, who made significant contributions in all of these areas in addition to being a major influence on social science and group psychotherapy. This book is a good companion to Rene Marineu's 1989 biography of Dr. Moreno titled "Jacob Levy Moreno: 1889-1974" and a must-read volume for any student of psychodrama and sociodrama as well as others who want to understand this pioneer and his work.  Note: This paperback is part of Sage Publications' Key Figures in Counselling and Psychotherapy series. It is in like-new condition. #Psychodrama #Psychotherapy #ActionMethods #Moreno #Biography #CreativeArtsTherapies #Counseling

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Key Figures in Counseling and Psychotherapy

J L Moreno, the founder of sociodrama and sociometry, is best known for the impact he had on group psychotherapy, out of which he created psychodrama. This is now one of the most important and popular of the `creative' therapies, practised throughout the world. The concept of `role' was central to Moreno's theory and throughout his life he played many himself. A Paul Hare and June Rabson Hare describe a man who was, among other things, a psychiatrist, dramatist, theologian, inventor and educator, who made significant contributions in all of these areas in addition to being a major influence on social science and group psychotherapy. Moreno's theoretical and practical contributions to therapy also cover a br

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Hypnodrama and Psychodrama

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