Psikodrama ve Maneviyat: Uygulamacılara Yönelik bir Derleme

Yıl 2019, Cilt: 4 Sayı: 1, 39 - 55, 15.02.2019

Gökhan Özcan

Öz

Psikodrama, J. L. Moreno’nun temellerini attığı, yaygın olarak kullanılan felsefe, kuram ve teknikler bütünüdür. Moreno, felsefesi ve pratiğini varoluşçu düşünceden, teolojiden ve Tanrı-insan ilişkisine dair metinlerden beslenerek, manevi bir zeminde inşa etmiştir. Bu makale, bir grup psikoterapi yöntemi olan psikodramanın tanımını, temel süreç ve tekniklerini özetlemeyi, Moreno felsefesi ile maneviyat arasındaki ilişkiyi farklı düzlemlerde açığa çıkartmayı ve bu bağlamda manevi yönelimli çağdaş psikodrama yaklaşımları olarak ‘Jungiyen Psikodrama’, ‘Ruhsal Drama’ ve ‘Terapötik Spiral Model’i incelemeyi amaçlamaktadır.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Maneviyat, Psikodrama, Moreno felsefesi, Manevi yönelimli psikodrama yaklaşımları

Psychodrama and Spirituality: A Practice-Friendly Review

Öz

Psychodrama is a set of widely-used philosophy, theories, and techniques on which J. L. Moreno laid the foundations. Moreno built his philosophy and practice on spiritual grounds from existential thought, theology, and texts about the relationship between God and man. This article aims to summarize the definition, basic process, and techniques of psychodrama, a group of psychotherapy methods, to reveal the relationship between Moreno philosophy and spirituality in different aspects and to examine Jungian Psychodrama, Souldrama, and the Therapeutic Spiral Model in this context as contemporary spirituallyoriented psychodrama approaches.

Anahtar Kelimeler

Spirituality, Psychodrama, Moreno philosophy, Spiritually-oriented psychodrama approaches

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