writing for journal/ or ejournal/ psychodrama/ photos...etc.

[Adam Blatner]

Hi all, in writing to someone else who's doing a series of workshops, I realized that what 
I was saying applies to everyone in our field. I wrote,  Hi ---- , please encourage 
students to take notes, disguise actual participants' names, genders, ages, professional 
identification, but generate composite images, emphasizing what the leader does, what 
predicaments come up, how are they solved; what sequence of warm-ups works best, and what 
has been found not to work so well for different groups. I know many trainers are do-ers 
rather than write-ers, but the field desperately needs the stimulation of experiencd 
trainers, and your trainers have vast experience that should be somehow captured.
     Videos are best, but getting consent is tricky. Whatever we can get.
 The field needs this, a future journal or e-journal needs it; people in other countries 
want it---and the method has been expanding into regions not previously tapped, into China 
and India for example.

    I also welcome photos of trainers or other active psychodramatists for my website 
photo directory of psychodramatists
 (  http://www.blatner.com/adam/pdirec/index.htm   ),  along with captions. Close-ups much 
preferred.  I hope you will encourage all of your students and everyone in your 
psychodrama network to attend the ASGPP conference in Philadelphia in mid-April.

   Warmly, Adam