Co-Directing: A Method for Psychodramatist Training
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Psychodramatist TrainingAbstract
The authors provide a co-directing method which utilizes action principles in training psychodramatists. The co-directing method is
described in detail, with specific applications of how the techniques can be employed in training situations. The paper concludes with suggestions for supervision and evaluation of novice psychodramatists.
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