Peter Felix Kellermann is a clinical psychologist who qualified as a practitioner at the Moreno Institute, New York. He teaches psychodrama in Israel and around the world. He is the co-editor of Psychodrama with Trauma Survivors, also published by Jessica Kingsley Publishers.

The contributors to this book provide persuasive evidence of how psychodrama can safely be used to create paths of change for even the most severe traumatization. They discuss the possible transmission of trauma patters across generations. Using psychodrama, they create a place to act out unprocessed trauma within the containment of therapy, in order to stop the obsessive repetition of the past.

• Foreword (Jonathan Moreno). Introduction. Chapter 1. Definition. Chapter 2. Theory. Chapter 3. The Psychodramatist. Chapter 4. Charismatic Leadership. Chapter 5. Therapeutic Aspects.ÿ20Chapter 6. Catharsis. Chapter 7. Action-Insight. Chapter 8. Tele. Chapter 9. As-If . Chapter 10. Acting Out. Chapter 11. Magic . Chapter 12. Resistance. Chapter 13. Closure. Chapter 14. Processing. References. Name and Subject Index.

Peter Felix Kellermann is a clinical psychologist who qualified as a practitioner at the Moreno Institute, New York. He teaches psychodrama in Israel and around the world. He is the co-editor of Psychodrama with Trauma Survivors, also published by Jessica Kingsley Publishers.

The contributors to this book provide persuasive evidence of how psychodrama can safely be used to create paths of change for even the most severe traumatization. They discuss the possible transmission of trauma patters across generations. Using psychodrama, they create a place to act out unprocessed trauma within the containment of therapy, in order to stop the obsessive repetition of the past.

• Foreword (Jonathan Moreno). Introduction. Chapter 1. Definition. Chapter 2. Theory. Chapter 3. The Psychodramatist. Chapter 4. Charismatic Leadership. Chapter 5. Therapeutic Aspects.ÿ20Chapter 6. Catharsis. Chapter 7. Action-Insight. Chapter 8. Tele. Chapter 9. As-If . Chapter 10. Acting Out. Chapter 11. Magic . Chapter 12. Resistance. Chapter 13. Closure. Chapter 14. Processing. References. Name and Subject Index.

Peter Felix Kellermann is a clinical psychologist who qualified as a practitioner at the Moreno Institute, New York. He teaches psychodrama in Israel and around the world. He is the co-editor of Psychodrama with Trauma Survivors, also published by Jessica Kingsley Publishers.

The contributors to this book provide persuasive evidence of how psychodrama can safely be used to create paths of change for even the most severe traumatization. They discuss the possible transmission of trauma patters across generations. Using psychodrama, they create a place to act out unprocessed trauma within the containment of therapy, in order to stop the obsessive repetition of the past.

• Foreword (Jonathan Moreno). Introduction. Chapter 1. Definition. Chapter 2. Theory. Chapter 3. The Psychodramatist. Chapter 4. Charismatic Leadership. Chapter 5. Therapeutic Aspects.ÿ20Chapter 6. Catharsis. Chapter 7. Action-Insight. Chapter 8. Tele. Chapter 9. As-If . Chapter 10. Acting Out. Chapter 11. Magic . Chapter 12. Resistance. Chapter 13. Closure. Chapter 14. Processing. References. Name and Subject Index.