Dreaming the Stage of the Future: Psychodrama/Sociodrama & the Social Dreaming Matrix (SDM); From Dreams to Action in Preparing for Future Personal & Social Events
DATES:
Two Saturdays, February 18 & 25, 2023; Attend BOTH or ANY
TIME:
10:00 AM - 01:00 PM Central Time (US & Canada) - Dallas
05:00 PM - 08:00 PM Central European Time (CET) - Rome
Tele'Drama Virtual Center / Zoom Meetings DURATION:
Two workshops, 3 Hours Each
LANGUAGE:
English; Translated Captions to/from (alphabetically) Chinese; Dutch; English; French; German; Italian; Japanese; Korean; Portuguese; Russian; Spanish; Ukrainian
COST:Attend BOTH or ANY of the Workshops
Both Workshops:
Professionals and General public: $150
College students & Retirees: $100
One Workshop:
Professionals and General public: $80
College students & Retirees: $120
For partial scholarship opportunities contact zoomroom.international@teledrama.org
Payment, in case of cancellation, will be credited to future workshops.
PRESENTERS:
Daniela Simmons, PhD, TEP Domenico Agresta
Two Saturdays, February 18 & 25, 2023;
Attend BOTH or ANY
Saturday, February 18, 2023 Dreaming the Stage of the Future: Psychodrama & the Social Dreaming Matrix (SDM); From Dreams to Action in Preparing for Future Personal & Social Events
Saturday, February 25, 2023 Dreaming the Stage of the Future: Sociodrama & the Social Dreaming Matrix (SDM); From Dreams to Action in Preparing for Future Personal & Social Events
Dreaming the Stage of the Future:
Psychodrama/Sociodrama & the Social Dreaming Matrix (SDM) From Dreams to Action in Preparing for Future Personal & Social Events
Role training is the process of experiencing a situation a group member expects to happen.
Role training is preparation for an upcoming activity; improving the protagonist’s ability to react to and handle challenges; practicing new skills and responses, preparing the protagonist and the group for various upcoming roles, building up new perspectives and capacity.
Dreaming the Stage is an innovative experience, co-created by Daniela Simmons and Domenico Agresta, that combines the social dreaming matrix (SDM) and J.L. Moreno’s modality on dream-work.
The Matrix is a container and a process too. During a matrix we can observe how our mind is building new thoughts using the free association and the amplification. In this sense, we can easy think about the creation of an icon that represents the matrix and the meaning or question that the collective is creating sharing the dreams.
The Matrix through the free associations of dreams observes itself and the collective find the origins thanks to the creative role of amplification and connection between dreams. In this sense we can think as a double foundation myth.
Because the dream is a foundation myth the matrix becomes an experience in which people can create and experience the possibility to act and play into the Hyper theme of the matrix.
Our hypothesis is that the matrix becomes a special dreamcatcher thanks to the dream-work and new thoughts generated from the matrix too. The place and the process are the field in which the dreams can be acted and discovered in a different point of view.
In this workshop, the matrix as a dreamcatcher means to demonstrate and use Moreno’s approach to dream-work through action methods. Because the SDM is an action research methodology, we want to observe and work starting from the matrix to acting the theme (the dream icon) because acting a dream means offering an alternative to the verbal account; in fact, the action techniques enable the clients to understand their dreams by themselves, instead of being analyzed.