Sociometry: Because you asked

Sun Aug 3 01:52:47 CDT 2008

Dear Laure, thank you Cynthia, and Adam, for you requests for more info on what we do:

Donna Little and I have been co-leading workshops under the major heading of Sociometry and Healing for eight years, with sub-headings, such as the recent workshop focused on healing interpersonal connection.

Rather than jump into sociometric methods and procedures we work on creating an environment where the basic neccessities for being co-researchers are able to emerge and build a secure learning and experimental environment:   these are  receptivity, attunement, authenticity, courage, and compassion.

We provide time and structures (exercises) which will meet the expressed needs participants have in order to be fully present. Generally these are things we have thought of, but we begin with asking, then fulfilling.

We know the group members want to have an idea of who knows one another from before, who are people meeting for the first time; and what relationships in the group are on-going and exist in other contexts outside the here and now event.

Learning sociometry may be a priority; however, what has supremacy is an orientation which builds toward safety in being known and knowing in deep and complex ways.

We ask mid-way, "What would you regret if it did not take place before the end of the workshop?"  The group likes to sort this out in action.

                                Skills

Recognizing and naming the criteria on which choices are being made in the moment and making those explicit. Sometimes group decision-making is values clarification.

Recognizing that numbers are important and that being able to adjust group size to fit the need in the moment is a sociometric act.

Act hunger is an indication to provide more access to roles of high value.

The role repertoire of the group is built by the group. Having new roles successfully emerge and be supported is cause for celebration and heightened spontaneity. Access to roles requires role relief, sharing the sociometric wealth, role training in a "mistakes allowed, even necessary" atmosphere.

Conflicts stem from our makeup, our differences, struggles to communicate effectively and have at the source the deep desire to be known.  Punishment, blaming, and hiding are temporary states.  When we facilitate emotional release the story tumbles out and we realize our stories intersect.  Conflict and impasse rsolution have certain specific elements; however, we cannot expect these to fall into a specific order.  Encounter requires a commitment to working toward resolution. Until we have that, the group holds the issue and all parties with compassionate regard.

We practice "Enduring traits" distributed in 2000 at annual ASGPP meeting during the opening plenary. If you want a copy I can email it to you. (annehale at swva.net)

We use the Canon of creativity to examine role taking (doing what is expected) role playing (seeing what we can get away with/something new and exciting which would benefit the organization (attuning to the client needs and the staff dreams) and role creating  (hey!it works "would you just look at that!")

New writing: Not ready for distribution
"Acts of Integration: Interpersonal Neurobiology,  J. L. Moreno's Science of Society and Psychodramatic Practice as Viewed through Daniel J. Siegel's Nine Forms of Integration."  in preparation for publication.

"Authentic Choice-making Training Exercise"  Donna and I will be testing this out soon.

"Linkages and differentiation within groups and individuals over time: Balanced and unbalanced moments in the group history" (a new model for understanding sociometric issues)

Yes. A compendium of exercises that people have used would be helpful. Every practitioner and student could begin now building their own, making notes about what worked and didn't and save it for one of those days when you need a spark or a "voice out of the past". Ann E. Hale

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>I would LOVE to hear more about I am most
> curious how I can apply these methods to team build in a clinical work
> environment? I am hoping to gain a better understanding of the existing
> relationships - and attempt to correlate that into understanding the roles
> each of the middle managers play in our organizational structure.. .. Why
> would I want to that??? Well - I want to work toward creating an environment
> that accesses and promotes individual creativity and learn how to better
> access individual talents/creativity to benefit each team. (there are seven
> clinical teams, and then medical/physical plant has three teams) I am
> equally curious about utilizing role theory as a construct to engage in
> clinical supervision with the therapists and team supervisors. So any
> information any of you have to share - or articles to review I would greatly
> appreciate it! 
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> Thanks!
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> Laure
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> 2008/7/31 jen kristel <jenkristel at hotmail.com>
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>>  I use cheaptickets.com almost exclusively these days. Always seem to have
>> the best rates.
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>> Jen Kristel, M.A.,CET,CPT
>> Expressive Arts Therapist
>> Playback Theatre Director/teacher
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>> "Be the change that you want to see in the world" Mahatma Gandhi
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>> > To: list at grouptalkweb.org
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>> > Date: Wed, 30 Jul 2008 12:11:30 -0400
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>> > Does anyone know of web sites for "cheap flights"?
>> > Needing to book some travel, and working w/Travelocity and Expedia
>> > but are things getting expensive.
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>> > Ed
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> From: "CGayle" <cgayle at zipcon.com>
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> I am forwarding an article to Grouptalk at the request of Ali Undorf-Lay.
> Ali writes a weekly column in a New Zealand newspaper; the attachment is her
> column for this week, written during attendance at a sociometry workshop
> that I also attended.  She works for the Federated Farmers of New Zealand.
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> I'm interested in connecting with others who use psychodrama in
> peace-building/mediation/community re-building.? I'd love to find out more
> on how you've used it, and with what results.? My professional background
> combines anthropology (the cross-cultural perspective and love of ritual)
> with psychodrama, as a way to set out in the open the disputes that keep
> communities apart.? Warring ethnic communities would, for example, set up a
> carpet piece representing the dynamics of their conflict (or better: the
> emotions/judgments behind them), then get resolution and healing via the
> drama.
> 
> I also want to take the symbolic nature of this work a step further, using
> individual members of a community or conflict to represent the whole.? The
> reading I've done in Jung and R. Steiner implies that such symbolic work
> positively impacts the group or community as a whole.
> 
> The particluar vein of psychodrama I'm trained in is ShadowWork (developed
> by Barry/Blandford, based on Jung's shadow & H/S Stone's voice dialogue).
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> I would appreciate any literature suggestions & continuing this conversation
> w/ interesteds.
> 
> Andrea Hummel
> (Andreachf at aol.com)
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> Subject: Antw: psychodrama and clinical supervision
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> Dear Mike,
> you  may take the English ones under
> 
> https://elearning.uni-klu.ac.at/moodle/file.php/655/2.Basics/Supervision/Ref
> erences_supervision.doc
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> Where can I download
> Mike Consedine?s (NZ) ANZPA thesis Utilization of Role Theory in
> Clinical Supervision (1998) ?
> Warmly
> Michael
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> Needing to book some travel, and working w/Travelocity and Expedia
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> From: "Adam Blatner" <ablatner at verizon.net>
> Subject: sociometry
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> Hi Cynthia, 
>      I hear about those sociometry workshops, and so you attended one in
> the Hudson Valley area?  Are there any new written materials? (All I have is
> Ann Hale's old but good 3-hole-binder book.)  (and another one or two of her
> monographs). I wish we could get some written notes of the kinds of
> exercises done, the instructions, what worked, what was most and least
> helpful for different kinds of personalities, etc.
> 
>     The article from Ali only hints at the substance of the workshop. She
> partakes of the ANZPA double-word naming of roles, and I wonder how much
> others at the workshop picked up on or used that technique. 
> 
>     Did it seem as if anyone else at that workshop would be interested in
> gathering together the notes or readings in the field and beginning to
> prepare a book on contemporary techniques, developments, refinements, or
> applications of sociometry? Perhaps an anthology?   Our field needs
> something like this.
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> Hi Andrea,
> Much thanks for your call for connection with others who use our  
> method for community re-building and all that might entail.  That's  
> presently the
> focus of my work.  It began, for me, with research of Moreno's  
> understanding of sociatry - which as I understand it, is the  
> application of the method
> "for the whole of mankind".   Interestingly enough - sociatry is  
> related to what can be seen - as the largest of sociometric  
> structures in operation on
> the planet, in the whole of humanity.  These structures, sociatric in  
> nature, inform and impact all groups, organizations, families,  
> individuals.  It is these large sociometric structures that  
> sociometry attempts to define, to some extent, and repair and  
> transform.  My own work with all of this over the course of many  
> years has been to DEFINE a way to use the method for community re- 
> building, taking the method out the office and bring it to the  
> community, so to speak.  I'm finishing the design of a 100-hour  
> curriculum of the method to teach that, train others in all this and  
> I would be happy to connect with you if you feel that would be of help.
> 
> Warm thanks,
> 
> Ed Schreiber
> 
> 
> On Jul 31, 2008, at 7:56 AM, andreachf at aol.com wrote:
> 
>> I'm interested in connecting with others who use psychodrama in  
>> peace-building/mediation/community re-building.  I'd love to find  
>> out more on how you've used it, and with what results.  My  
>> professional background combines anthropology (the cross-cultural  
>> perspective and love of ritual) with psychodrama, as a way to set  
>> out in the open the disputes that keep communities apart.  Warring  
>> ethnic communities would, for example, set up a carpet piece  
>> representing the dynamics of their conflict (or better: the  
>> emotions/judgments behind them), then get resolution and healing  
>> via the drama.
>>
>> I also want to take the symbolic nature of this work a step  
>> further, using individual members of a community or conflict to  
>> represent the whole.  The reading I've done in Jung and R. Steiner  
>> implies that such symbolic work positively impacts the group or  
>> community as a whole.
>>
>> The particluar vein of psychodrama I'm trained in is ShadowWork  
>> (developed by Barry/Blandford, based on Jung's shadow & H/S Stone's  
>> voice dialogue).
>>
>> I would appreciate any literature suggestions & continuing this  
>> conversation w/ interesteds.
>>
>> Andrea Hummel
>> (Andreachf at aol.com)
>>
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>> From: "Michael Wieser" <Michael.Wieser at uni-klu.ac.at>
>> Subject: Antw: psychodrama and clinical supervision
>> To: <list at grouptalkweb.org>,"martinputt" <martinputt at orcon.net.nz>
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>> Dear Mike,
>> you  may take the English ones under
>>
>> https://elearning.uni-klu.ac.at/moodle/file.php/655/2.Basics/ 
>> Supervision/References_supervision.doc
>>
>>
>> Where can I download
>> Mike Consedine?s (NZ) ANZPA thesis Utilization of Role Theory in
>> Clinical Supervision (1998) ?
>> Warmly
>> Michael
>>
>>
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>> Michael Wieser, Assistenz-Prof.Mag.Dr.
>> Alpen-Adria-Universitaet Klagenfurt
>> Fakultaet fuer Kulturwissenschaft
>> Institut fuer Psychologie, Studienprogrammleiter (SPL)
>> Abteilung fuer Klinische Psychologie, Psychotherapie und Psychoanalyse
>> Universitaetsstr. 65-67
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>> Tel.: (+43-463) 2700-1636
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>> Does anyone know of web sites for "cheap flights"?
>> Needing to book some travel, and working w/Travelocity and Expedia
>> but are things getting expensive.
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>> Ed
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> From: "PATRICIA DESERT" <honeybwomn at msn.com>
> Subject: RE: Peace-building & psychodrama
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> Dear Andrea--your work sounds rich and rewarding for you and the communities
> 
> with which you work.
> 
> I am curious about Barry/Blanford.  Was their trainer Moreno who developed 
> Psychodrama or some other TEP (Certified Trainer, Educator, Practitioner in 
> Psychodrama)?  in my training for certification in Psychodrama I have never 
> heard of them or the ShadowWork method you referred to.  I would like to 
> hear more.  Thanks.  Patti
> 
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>>From: andreachf at aol.com
>>To: list at grouptalkweb.org
>>Subject: Peace-building & psychodrama
>>Date: Thu, 31 Jul 2008 07:56:30 -0400
>>
>>I'm interested in connecting with others who use psychodrama in 
>>peace-building/mediation/community re-building.? I'd love to find out more 
>>on how you've used it, and with what results.? My professional background 
>>combines anthropology (the cross-cultural perspective and love of ritual) 
>>with psychodrama, as a way to set out in the open the disputes that keep 
>>communities apart.? Warring ethnic communities would, for example, set up a
> 
>>carpet piece representing the dynamics of their conflict (or better: the 
>>emotions/judgments behind them), then get resolution and healing via the 
>>drama.
>>
>>I also want to take the symbolic nature of this work a step further, using 
>>individual members of a community or conflict to represent the whole.? The 
>>reading I've done in Jung and R. Steiner implies that such symbolic work 
>>positively impacts the group or community as a whole.
>>
>>The particluar vein of psychodrama I'm trained in is ShadowWork (developed 
>>by Barry/Blandford, based on Jung's shadow & H/S Stone's voice dialogue).
>>
>>I would appreciate any literature suggestions & continuing this 
>>conversation w/ interesteds.
>>
>>Andrea Hummel
>>(Andreachf at aol.com)
>>
>>
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>>Message: 1
>>Date: Tue, 29 Jul 2008 21:34:56 +0200
>>From: "Michael Wieser" <Michael.Wieser at uni-klu.ac.at>
>>Subject: Antw: psychodrama and clinical supervision
>>To: <list at grouptalkweb.org>,"martinputt" <martinputt at orcon.net.nz>
>>Message-ID: <488F8D00.95C3.0025.0 at uni-klu.ac.at>
>>Content-Type: text/plain; charset="utf-8"
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>>Dear Mike,
>>you  may take the English ones under
>>
>>https://elearning.uni-klu.ac.at/moodle/file.php/655/2.Basics/Supervision/Re
> ferences_supervision.doc
>>
>>
>>Where can I download
>>Mike Consedine?s (NZ) ANZPA thesis Utilization of Role Theory in
>>Clinical Supervision (1998) ?
>>Warmly
>>Michael
>>
>>
>>
>>---------------------------------------------------------------------------
> ---------
>>Michael Wieser, Assistenz-Prof.Mag.Dr.
>>Alpen-Adria-Universitaet Klagenfurt
>>Fakultaet fuer Kulturwissenschaft
>>Institut fuer Psychologie, Studienprogrammleiter (SPL)
>>Abteilung fuer Klinische Psychologie, Psychotherapie und Psychoanalyse
>>Universitaetsstr. 65-67
>>9020 Klagenfurt, Austria, Europe
>>Tel.: (+43-463) 2700-1636
>>
>>Mobil: +43-664 602 756-1636
>>Sekr. Abt. (43-463) 2700-1606
>>Sekr. SPL (43-463) 2700-1603
>>Fax: (43-463) 2700-1696
>>E-Mail: michael.wieser at uni-klu.ac.at
>>Homepage: http://www.uni-klu.ac.at/~mwieser
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>>Needing to book some travel, and working w/Travelocity and Expedia
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>>
>>Ed
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