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Psychodrama is a holistic, strengthsbased method of psychotherapy in which people are helped to enact and explore situations from their own life油油past, present and future. Indication: people experiencing unresolved loss, trauma or mood disorders such as anxiety or depression. personality disorders psychosis.
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![The Mirror Technique
The moment when [the child] sees his/her image in
the mirror and discovers that the image is of
him/herself.he/she may touch it, kiss it, or hit it.
This action, immortalized in the myth of Narcissus,
is translated into an action technique in which the
lookingglass reflects the self as seen by another.](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/dramatherapy-241008064221-9f801016/85/Dramatherapy-pptx-Mental-Health-Nursing-Unit-V-8-320.jpg)
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- 1. PSYCHODRAMA
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- 4. Indications people experiencing unresolved loss, trauma or mood disorders such as anxiety or depression. personality disorders psychosis.
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- 7. TECHNIQUES The Double Doubling occurs when a member of the group takes on the physical stance of the protagonist and attempts to enter their internal world by speaking their inner thoughts and feelings.
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- 12. Thank you