A weekend standalone psychodrama training workshop run by visiting trainer, Chris Hosking
As a psychodrama group leader, we aim to establish and maintain cohesion, mutuality and trust in a group in order to develop a climate conductive to companionship and new learning.
In this workshop we will enhance the here-and-now experience, working with both the dynamics of the group and the psychodrama methodology. The combination of these processes make the group unique, meaningful and relevant.
The psychodrama leader will encourage the expression of central-life concerns of group members which then become the basis of psychodramatic enactments.
This workshop will focus on inter-relatedness of the psychodrama method and the warm up of the group.
This workshop is suitable for:
Established group facilitators, new and prospective group workers, and those who would like to better understand or participate in groups.
The application may be in work teams in business settings, community setting, those involved in group therapy or clinical settings, NGOs.
If you are new to psychodrama, have not trained with us before or are returning after a long break from training, please contact us for a training conversation prior to enrolling to ensure you have the psychodrama experience needed to enter a training programme and our training programme will be a good match for you. (See our enrolment policy)
Enrol in Chris Hosking training workshop - October 2024
Nelson Whakatū PANZ (formerly ExLD)
Workshop Code: NSN24-A3
Dates and Times
Friday, 11 October 6.30 – 9.00 pm
Saturday, 12 October 9.30 am to 6.00 pm
Sunday, 13 October 9.30 am to 4.30 pm
Venue
Fee
BYO lunch or eat at a local café
Training hours
Trainer
Chris Hosking
Te Whanganui-a-Tara Wellington Campus
Chris Hosking is an AANZPA registered Psychodramatist and Trainer Educator Practitioner and a Distinguished Member of AANZPA. Chris has served on various committees within AANZPA including the Executive, the Board of Examiners and the Ethics Committee. Chris has been training people in Psychodrama and its various applications for many years working in Australia and New Zealand campus programs as well as being an active trainer in the psychodrama programs in Greece and Japan. Chris has worked as a consultant in Community Development in South East Asia for many years in particular working in the recovery programs in post-war Vietnam and during the uprisings in Myanmar.