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Psychodrama Training Workshop


Auxiliary role training

  • Psychodrama theory and history

  • Personal work

  • Director's practice

  • Opportunities for mental health professionals to augment their clinical skills

  • 13 hours of Psychodrama training  

Sociometry is the social science created by psychodrama’s founder J.L. Moreno. It is the bedrock to understanding the use of psychodrama to help group members feel a sense of belonging and helps the group function optimally. We are using it to warm you up to being part of the group and create the trust and connection needed to enact your stories.

 Psychodrama combines elements of theater and group therapy. We will put personal stories on the stage to help individuals gain insights, new skills and engage their emotions. The goal of psychodrama is to help the protagonist (the person whose story is being enacted) become more spontaneous and creative to address life’s problems.

About the Trainer:  John Skandalis, M.A., L.M.H.C., T.E.P. is a counselor in Seattle who works with individuals, couples and leads groups. John is a nationally certified Trainer, Educator and Practitioner (T.E.P.) of Psychodrama, Sociometry and Group Psychotherapy.  He firmly believes in the power of groups to heal, transform and connect individuals to each other. John brings his extensive training, teaching skills, and sense of humor to his workshops.

Workshop Fee and Information:  The fee is $275.00. A non-refundable deposit of $50.00 is due at the latest, two weeks before the training to reserve your spot. The balance of $225.00 is due at the start of the workshop.

Please inquire about a student discount.

We start at 10AM on Saturdays and go until 6 PM. On Sundays, we start at 10 AM and end at 4:00 PM.

The workshop will be held in the presenter’s office in Seattle: 1800 Westlake Avenue North, Suite 206, Seattle, 98109. Bring a sack lunch for Saturday and Sunday.

Deposit checks can be made out to John Skandalis and mailed to his office or by PayPal.     

An interview is required so contact John at (206) 522-6992 or jskandalis@yahoo.com