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Haseena Abdulla

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Veda Drama India Pvt. Ltd.Chennai, India

Abstract

In this article of the Zeitschrift für Psychodrama und Soziometrie (ZPS), the author attempts to understand the basic areas of convergence and divergence of transactional analysis and psychodrama in psychotherapy and related fields of human interaction. An effort is made to elicit a clinical experience where both these approaches are applied and how they adjunct to each other.

This method helps to emphasize on concepts that can converge and diverge and offer questions for further collaboration with both approaches. Reflections are based on the professional experiences and theoretical learnings of the author.

Keywords

Transactional Analysis    Psychotherapy    Ego states    Discounting    Decontamination    

Deconfusion    Life-script    Doubling    Mirroring    Role interview    Role reversal 

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Abdulla, H. Z Psychodrama Soziom (2019). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11620-019-00481-9