This led to a fundamental change in the world's psychodrama practice.

Traveling in a larger group can take psychodrama to a whole new level.

Without much to see on the screen, it was hard not to notice the psychodramas playing out just beyond view.

Here, though, we are concerned with overt psychodrama among adults.

"Explain psychodrama as it was conducted in this instance," I said.

He integrated elements of psychodrama and performance art into the performances.

It is the sort of psychodrama the French enjoy.

The song became the psychodrama of someone famous at a difficult turning point."

Essentially that flaw is rooted in the use of psychodrama.

He was in psychodrama, which is held in the ballroom.

And he's hiding behind this harassment issue, by dressing it up like a psychodrama.

So what do we learn of that remarkable psychodrama of 2008?

He later became a psychodrama therapist based in the state of New York.

He's talking along the lines of tragedy and psychodrama.

During a typical psychodrama session, a number of clients gather together.

Next, the action section of the psychodrama session is the time in which the actual scenes themselves take place.

The "activity" is the actual enactment of the psychodrama process.

There should be less emphasis on the kind of symbolic guilt psychodrama that we're involved with in this society.

The rest, however, are brighter than average; psychodrama in this highly developed form does not appeal to everybody.

Unlike psychodrama, the representatives do not act, pose, dialogue or role play.

The film is an erotic psychodrama, an exploration of female sexual desire.

Moreno's theory of child development offers further insight into psychodrama and children.

From this point on it's art as psychodrama.

We haven't had this type of national political psychodrama since Watergate."

Mention Waco and most people think of a national psychodrama instead of a city.