10 – 15 February, and 17 – 22 March, 2019 These retreats will each combine 30+ hours of personal growth, psychodrama sessions with diverse cultural adventures on the beautiful and mystical island of Bali in Indonesia. Included will be a trip to the...
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Newsletter for May 2018 – Updates and Highlights
Click below to see the newsletter that was sent to subscribers! May 2018 Newsletter
New Book From Vlada Zapesotsky – The Way Home: Discovering the Path to Your Truth, Nature, and Inner Treasures
Hello, my dear friends! I am here to inform you about the release of my book The Way Home: Discovering the Path to your Truth, Nature and Inner Treasures. This is a very exiting time for me and I am looking forward to share my book and the vision...
Reflections from Linda Ciotola, M.Ed., TEP TSM Trainer
Recently, I had the opportunity to direct a private TSM psychodrama a deux, using OEcards, strength roles concretized with scarves, and use of "the triple double" (BD/Classical double/CD in fluid action as needed) from the director's role. Of...
Why We Move Away from Our Inner Home, or Why We Disconnect from Our True Self – Vlada Zapesotsky, MA, PAT
Over the past years, I have researched and developed a healing concept and action model called The Way Home to Your True Self, which is a practice of returning to one's inner beginning, one's true nature and whole self. This concept of...
Study of the Influence of Domestic Violence Women in Group Psychotherapy Through Doubling of Psychodrama – Therapeutic Spiral Model
Written by Lindsay Huei-Mei Chang, MBA/MA and Nien-Hwa Lai, Ph.D. PDF is here.
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Why the spiral?
By Kate Hudgins, Ph.D., TEP Spirals are symbols of healing in all indigenous cultures from the beginning of time. They can be found on cave paintings in France and as petroglyphs, the carvings on rocks, in Australia. They are everywhere in nature....
What is psychodrama and what is the Therapeutic Spiral Model?
By Kate Hudgins, Ph.D., TEP Exactly what is psychodrama? The easy answer is that psychodrama is a method to experience your internal reality, what it calls “surplus reality,” through the sharing of your stories, experiences, hopes and visions in...
What is the Therapeutic Spiral Model to treat PTSD?
By Kate Hudgins, Ph.D., TEP The Therapeutic Spiral Model – or TSM as most of its practitioners call it today – is an innovative and inspirational method to use psychodrama safely for people with Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder and other problems of...
After post-trauma treatment, there is healthy human growth
By Kate Hudgins, Ph.D., TEP If you are reading this, you may be a psychotherapist who values experiential techniques and methods – the Gestalt therapy’s “hot seat,” the basic role play techniques of psychodrama and the theories of EMDR or Somatic...
Healing happens when we fortify the internal roles of trauma survivors
By Kate Hudgins, Ph.D., TEP Let me introduce you to the Therapeutic Spiral Model’s clinical map of the internal roles that help you understand the journey you go on when experiencing yourself in new and creative ways. In classical psychodrama,...






