Psychodrama Therapy
A Group for Men and Women
When: Monday Evenings, 7:00-9:15 PM
On-going group beginning September 15, 2008
Initial commitment through December 8,
2008
Where: IMAGINE! Center for Creativity and Healing
1924 Fourth
Street, San Rafael, CA 94901
Click here for directions.
Fee: $60 per session, payable monthly
Enrollment is limited!
Would this therapy group benefit you?
If you would like the opportunity to receive encouragement for growth
and change, join us and experience the power, support and creativity of
this group. Issues addressed include: relationship with self and
others; family of origin; self esteem and empowerment; giving and
receiving support; connection to spirituality; exploring new roles;
relief from anxiety and depression; creativity and play. We ask for a 3-month initial commitment to this ongoing group.
What is psychodrama? Psychodrama
is an experiential method of exploring our private and public worlds in
a multi-dimensional, creative way. It helps people safely express
unexpressed feelings, develop insight and find and practice new,
desired behaviors. Psychodrama encounters people where they are in the
present and assists them in contacting and developing the best that is
within themselves. As a natural outgrowth, people experience a deeper
connection and appreciation of others. Psychodrama emphasizes
creativity and spontaneity rather than illness and
pathology.
Sylvia Israel, MFT (MFC 31245),
Psychodrama Trainer, Educator, Practitioner (TEP), Registered Drama
Therapist/Board Certified Trainer (RDT/BCT), is the founder and
director of IMAGINE! Center for Creativity and Healing and Bay Area
Playback Theatre. She is adjunct faculty at Dominican University
and the California Institute of Integral Studies and has presented at
Spirit Rock Meditation Center. Her work blends verbal therapy,
psychodrama and other expressive arts. Sylvia specializes in grief and
loss, blocks to creativity, trauma and childhood abuse recovery. She is
past President of the Northern CA Chapter of the National Association
of Drama Therapy. Sylvia maintains a private practice in Marin and San
Francisco. |
IMAGINE!