IPSO Meeting in Geneva
The most important feature of the International
Psychoanalytical Studies Organisation of which I am a member
was the workshops on psychodrama. We participated to
classical and Balint psychodrama. In the former, we enacted
the crisis of an adolescent who locks herself in her room,
not wanting to see her therapist and showing anger reactions
to her parents until her boyfriend comes to visit to get her
out of her room. In the Balint psychodrama, a therapist and
his patient changed roles on every sentence by repeating it
so that the issues of counter-tranference could be specified.
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