1. February 7, 2027
2. February 21, 2027
3. March 7, 2027
4. March 21, 2027

(Spring Break)

1. April 18, 2027
2. May 2, 2027
3. May 16, 2027
4. May 30, 2027
5. June 13, 2027
6. June 27, 2027

(Summer Break)

1. August 27, 2027
2. September 10, 2027
3. September 24, 2027
4. October 8, 2027

(Autumn Break)

1. November 19, 2027
2. December 3, 2027
3. December 17, 2027

17 Sessions, Every Other Sunday, 3 Hour sessions, 50 Hours total

Psychodrama, Sociometry, and Group Psychotherapy Training Group

This 50-hour Psychodrama Training Group is a commitment-based experiential training designed for practitioners seeking to deepen their knowledge and practice of psychodrama, sociometry, and group psychotherapy.

The training consists of 17 sessions of 3 hours each, held weekly on Sundays, and is conducted online. While the format is virtual, the focus of the training is not on the use of technology for directing online work, but rather strictly on the methodology and practice of psychodrama, sociometry, and group psychotherapy as applied in both in-person and online settings.

The program is experiential, offering participants opportunities to engage in action methods, role work, sociometric exploration, and group process. Each session integrates didactic components alongside experiential learning, and participants receive written materials, readings, and video resources to support learning between sessions and following each meeting.

This international training group brings together participants from diverse cultural, professional, and geographic backgrounds, enriching the learning process through multiple perspectives and lived experiences. The group format supports both personal and professional development, strengthening clinical presence, sociometric awareness, and group leadership capacity.

Training hours are applicable toward certification and continuing professional development requirements through the American Board of Examiners in Psychodrama, Sociometry, and Group Psychotherapy, the International Society for Experiential Professionals (ISEP), and may also be recognized by other professional and academic bodies in psychology, counseling, education, coaching, and the creative arts therapies.