One-to-One Psychodrama Psychotherapy

<p><em>One-to-One Psychodrama Psychotherapy: Applications and Technique </em>will be an invaluable resource and manual to the field for those training in or practising psychodrama psychotherapy in a one-to-one frame. This book brings together for the first time current thinking and practice, developed and refined at the London Centre for Psychodrama Group and Individual Psychotherapy.</p><p>Divided in two parts, this book provides a comprehensive background to the field and an exploration of the theory and techniques discussed, drawing upon the experience of practitioners in their one-to-one practice. Case studies are presented and discussed across diverse issues, such as anxiety, bereavement, shame, eating disorders, dissociative identity disorder, multi-agency work with children and brief interventions within an organisational setting. </p><p>One-to-One Psychodrama Psychotherapy will appeal to all experienced practitioners as well as those wishing to work with psychodrama psychotherapy on an individual basis.</p> <p>Introduction</p><p>Part I: Setting the scene</p><p>Chapter 1: Framing creativity </p><p>Anna Chesner</p><p>Chapter 2: Role theory and role analysis: the bedrock of one-to-one psychodramatic work</p><p>Jinnie Jefferies</p><p>Chapter 3: Concretisation and playing with perspective</p><p>Anna Chesner</p><p>Chapter 4: Working with role</p><p>Anna Chesner</p><p>Chapter 5: Working with addictions: the addictions compass and intergenerational action genogram</p><p>Anna Chesner</p><p>Chapter 6: Psychodramatic dream work</p><p>Anna Chesner</p><p>Part II: Case Studies: the method in action</p><p>Chapter 7: Understanding the child’s voice: a systemic approach to one-to-one psychodrama psychotherapy</p><p>Paula Davies</p><p>Chapter 8: Our deepest pain: working with shame in individual psychodrama psychotherapy</p><p>Anna Napier</p><p>Chapter 9: Working with grief and loss</p><p>Lydia Mak</p><p>Chapter 10: Working psychodramatically with anxiety</p><p>Virginie Boury</p><p>Chapter 11: One-to-one psychodrama with eating disorders</p><p>Eva Koumpli</p><p>Chapter 12: Lucy and her secret inner world</p><p>Esther Tang</p><p>Chapter 13: A brief one-to-one session using role analysis and role theory in a corporate organisation</p><p>Maxine Daniels</p>