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Join the Founders of the Arizona Psychodrama Institute for our official Grand Opening. We’ll have food and fun, and you’ll even get 4 CE’s!
Day One will lead naturally into Day Two, but each workshop stands alone. Attend either or both!
Day One Objectives
*Participants will experience psychodrama warm-ups that may include Action Sociogram, Locogram, Step-in-Circle, or others.
*Participants will be able to describe the following phases of Moreno’s Developmental Theory: Doubling, Mirroring, and Role Reversal
*Participants will have opportunity to participate in live demonstrations of the psychodramatic techniques: Doubling, Mirroring, and Role Reversal.
Download Registration Form and Mail Payment OR REGISTER ONLINE for DAY ONE and you can bring one friend FOR FREE!
Meet our Founders:
Dr. Marlo Archer, CP, PAT
Debra Wingo Gion, C.P., P.A.T
Grayce L. Gusmano, O
Join the Founders of the Arizona Psychodrama Institute for our official Grand Opening. We’ll have food and fun, and you’ll even get 4 CE’s!
Day Two will naturally follow Day One, but each workshop stands alone. Attend either or both!
Day Two Objectives
*Participants will experience psychodrama warm-ups that may include Locogram, Spectogram, Role Wheel, or others.
*Participants will experience the difference between Content and Process
*Participants will learn Focusing Techniques to cull Process from Content
Download Registration Form and Mail Payment OR REGISTER ONLINE for DAY TWO and you can bring one friend FOR FREE!
Meet our Founders:
Dr. Marlo Archer, CP, PAT
Debra Wingo Gion, C.P., P.A.T
Grayce L. Gusmano, O
Offered by Sierra Tucson and Arizona Psychodrama Institute
Creative, fun, energizing networking event for Valley Professionals that will give you skills you can use in sessions and in your own lives. After a brief period of milling about, participants will be directed in exercises specifically designed to build relationships, reveal participants’ strengths, talents, and interests; and allow for the sharing of resources and opportunities in our professional community.
Arizona Psychodrama Institute was founded by:
Dr. Marlo Archer, PAT; Grayce L. Gusmano, LPC, CP; & Deb Wingo Gion, LPC, CGP, PAT
Offered by Sierra Tucson and Arizona Psychodrama Institute
Creative, fun, energizing networking event for Valley Professionals that will give you skills you can use in sessions and in your own lives. After a brief period of milling about, participants will be directed in exercises specifically designed to build relationships, reveal participants’ strengths, talents, and interests; and allow for the sharing of resources and opportunities in our professional community.
Check in and help yourself to refreshments at 5:45pm. Facilitated activities begin at 6:00.
To facilitate connections, unless we hear otherwise, the e-mail address and phone number you use when you register will be shared with all other attendees after you attend the event. You will also receive future e-mailings from Sierra Tucson and Arizona Psychodrama Institute.
Arizona Psychodrama Institute was founded by:
Dr. Marlo Archer, PAT; Grayce L. Gusmano, LPC, CP; & Deb Wingo Gion, LPC, CGP, PAT
Put the chaff aside and identify the key words in the therapy office more easily using Psychodramatic Methods to help you focus on your client’s process and patterns easily and quickly.
Faculty:
Debra Suskin Gion, LPC, CP; API Co-Founder; has been a counselor in private practice, psychodramatist, and trainer for over 29 years. She brings her appreciation of both the 45 minute therapy session and the focused psychodrama methodology to her work. She is now in private practice in Maricopa, Arizona.
Feedback about one of Deb’s former workshops:
“The workshops are well thought out and the modeling by the instructors is terrific. The instructors were honest, open and wonderfully real. Training is hands on and help is always nearby when needed. Mistakes are considered and treated as learning opportunities. Marlo and Debbie were ‘in the moment’ and highly respectful of the trainees while they directed and did their own work. I loved it and give it my highest recommendation!” – Alan A., Phoenix.