Workshops listed here are open to trainees and other professionals. Please read the description of the workshop and check eligibility with the organiser.
W4: Sociometry Training Workshop – 3 days
Wellington: 26 -28 June, 2020. Trainer: Chris Hosking
W5: Sociodrama Training
Wellington: 31 July – 2 August 2020. Trainers: Jenny Hutt and Bev Hosking
W3: Residential Psychodrama Training Workshop
Wellington: October 22-26, 2020. This 4-day residential psychodrama training workshop aims to bring about a greater knowledge and integration of the theory and practice of psychodrama, sociometry, role training, sociodrama and group work. Trainers: Bev Hosking, Vivienne Thomson.
Role Development through Spontaneity and Practice – Chris Hosking
Nelson: 30/31 October and 1 November 2020. A weekend non-residential workshop. Join us in Nelson for visiting trainer, Chris Hosking’s workshop Role development through Spontaneity and Practice.
Kimi Ora Residential Workshop for Trainees and Practitioners
Nelson: 20 – 23 August 2020. A four-day residential psychodrama sociodrama and group work training workshop at beautiful Kimi Ora Eco Resort. Practitioners and Trainees of all levels are invited to enrol.
Spontaneity Training
Christchurch. 4 – 6 December 2020. Trainers: Simon Gurnsey and Sara Crane. This training weekend is an invitation to spontaneity and supporting yourself to be more confident and creative. Through a variety of shared experiences, you will be developing new responses to old situations and be stretched to be experimental.
Four Day Marae Based Intensive Psychodrama Workshop 2020 (Karitane)
Karitane: 10 -13 September 2020: This experientially based training includes both theoretical and practical components. This is part of the training for Dunedin trainees, Christchurch Intermediate/Advanced group trainees and the workshop is open to others. This workshop is suitable for anyone working in the human relations fields.
Working with Addiction 2020
Christchurch: 17 & 18 October 2020. Trainer: Paul Baakman. This workshop will promote a non-judgemental, involved and patient approach that focuses on people, relationships and connection.
Psychodramatic Couple Therapy Training Course
Christchurch: A two-year training course for health professionals working with couples. The programme includes two 4-day workshops. Become competent and confident working with couples.