Psychodrama is a form of psychotherapy, designed by Jacob Levy Moreno who coined the term Group Psychotherapy, using it for the first time in the Congress of the American Psychiatric Association held in Philadelphia in 1932. Such therapy was initially conceived as group therapy or deep group psychotherapy. Throughout the twentieth century developed approaches that have led to individual psychodrama psychotherapy: the bipersonal psychodrama psychotherapy. Moreno, a psychiatrist and pioneer in the field of group processes, discovered in the 20 the importance and effectiveness of a scenic representation of what the person lived, lives, and would like to live. So the person accessing a higher level of self-awareness with the full confidence that they can get more spontaneous and creative ways to answer to yourself and relate to.
