What is Monodrama?

Individual psychotherapy through the Psychodrama method is called Monodrama. It involves only the client and the psychotherapist.

The arsenal of techniques and theories used in Psychodrama are adapted and applied in Monodrama.
The psychotherapist supports a person’s creativity so that they can seek new solutions and meanings in their lives.

Monodrama...

Provides an opportunity to act out significant life events. It opens spaces in which to see the accompanying and repressed emotions, experiences, patterns, or anything else that may be influencing on one's present reality.

In playing, the client can experience themselves in different positions and roles. For example, if a person wants to feel more confident in their life, they need to imagine what that might look like.

After trying out such a role, then he would have greater clarity about how he might feel that way and how to achieve it. Monodrama opens up spaces for catharsis and integration of new solutions.

MORE OF THE METHOD: WHAT IS PSYCHODRAMA?
Psychodrama is a method that takes place in a group context and allows participants to explore their own difficulties through role-play and other action techniques to help the process of awareness and reflection.

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The first consultation is oriented towards getting to know each other and share what your desire to start psychotherapy is related to. At the end of the consultation, we discuss the working process and the therapeutic framework.

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