Titlebook: Dramatic Psychological Storytelling; Using the Expressive Rob Allen,Nina Krebs Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publis

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Imaginal Psychotheatricsnourishes and explores shared exper-ience and imagery that may be viewed, created, or both. Imaginal Psychotheatrics is designed for people who hold an important charac-teristic in common. In a group setting, people with similar experiences explore a situation related to that shared experience. As t

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Musicusic weaves connection within and among people. Musical choices and preferences become key parts of identity and significant ways in which we learn about and communicate who we are. Melodies, remembered from the past, flow into the present, bringing with them their attendant emotions and images.

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Imaginal Psychotheatricshey engage with the experience, they create an energy system that combines two complex dynamics: 1) the message of the Expressive Arts rendition and their experience of it, with 2) their relationship with each other and/or their common experience.

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Clinical and Counselling’ that Meaning, as Victor Frankl. stated. From Freud’s earliest efforts and use of the word psyche/soul, at least one stream of the Clinical and Counselling world has centered on a search for Meaning. The introduc-tion of Frankl’s logotherapy in the 1950’s, along with the work of Rollo May. and others brought that focus forward.

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Intersubjective Meaningtify itself, for it is full of strength, discovery, dance and laughter. Life does not ask such promise to justify itself. Yet, in times of challenge, of the abyss, the ‘.’ is not enough. The collective, psychological, spiritual, ‘.’ is necessary. Drama and storytelling offer us this union.

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