In the section, we are very proudly sharing with you, the different kinds of writing that our trainees have completed as they crossed over the different levels of their psychodrama training.

You will find three major types of writing here: A reflection piece is based on each trainee’s experience of psychodrama and the impact psychodrama has had on them. This writing is done at the end of the first level of training called the auxiliary ego level.

At the end of the next level of training which is called the associate director level, trainees are supposed to write about the transformation and major role developments in them since they started training.

This writing needs to be such that it reflects the trainees understanding of different psychodrama terms and their ability to write about their own developmental process through the psychodrama lens.

The last bit of writing which is at the end of the psychodrama director level is a final paper. The final paper could be about the trainees application of psychodrama with groups and/or individuals depending on the area of their specialisation and the audience they work with.

The paper also could be action research based where the trainee has documented through sociograms, locograms and/or spectrograms, the changes in the group they are working with. The action research could also be done using the social atom and personal atom, depicting changes in an individual whether a psychotherapy client or corporate leadership coachee.

Each of the write-ups below are based on each trainee’s individual experiences and journey. They are very special to us as they depict theory in action. We hope you will find articles/pieces of your liking and be nourished by them. If you are a trainee psychodramatist, it could also give you an understanding of how psychodrama writing is done at PiI. Happy reading!!