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Moreno’s Canon of Creativity and Spontaneity During Personal Psychodrama

JLM (J.L. Moreno) attempted to synthesis and assimilate science with religion. He was born of Jewish parents, but studied other religions, including eastern religions such as Buddhism and near-eastern religions such as Christianity. He was also a scientist, having studied mathematics and philosophy at the University of Vienna, and then attending medical school at the same institution. Even prior…

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How Does the Michigan Psychodrama Center Assist with Psychodrama Certification ?

The Michigan Psychodrama Center provides psychodrama students with all of the supervision and training necessary to obtain psychodrama certification. However, to be clear, the Michigan Psychodrama Center does not independently certify psychodrama practitioners or psychodrama trainers. Instead, the MPC provides all of the training and supervision hours that are necessary for and can be utilized…

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Dr. Elizabeth Corby and Patrick Barone Nominated for ASGPP Collaborators Award

The Michigan Psychodrama Center is proud to announce that the founding members, Dr. Elizabeth Corby, and Patrick Barone, have been nominated for the American Society of Group Psychodrama and Psychotherapy’s (ASGPP) Collaborator’s Award. The Collaborator’s Award is presented by the ASGPP to members whose work, over time , has contributed in a unique and significant way to the learning and…

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MPC's Experiential Therapy Group Open to New Applicants

MPC’s Experiential Therapy Group Open to New Applicants

The Michigan Psychodrama Center (MPC) is now accepting applications from those interested in joining an ongoing therapy group. We meet on Wednesday afternoons, from 3:45 – 6:15 p.m., Eastern Standard Time. Due to the pandemic, the meetings are currently conducted remotely via Zoom. This therapy group utilizes experiential action methods for doing personal work. These methods are know more…

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Michigan Psychodrama Center to Again Present at the ASGPP 79th Annual Conference

Michigan Psychodrama Center’s co-founders Patrick Barone and Dr. Elizabeth Corby will be presenting a 90-minute workshop at the 79th ASGPP annual conference “Honoring the Past & Visioning the Future” The conference, which will be all online this year, will take place on April 7-11, 2021. The American Society of Group Psychotherapy and Psychodrama presents an annual seminar each year, and is a…

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Psychodrama and Sociometry Skills Training Student Group Starts in September 2020

If you’d like to build your skill set and improve your clinical practice while working with a small group of like-minded supportive and creative individuals, then the Michigan Psychodrama Center’s psychodrama and sociometry skills training student group is for you!

The MPC’s psychodrama student training group is open to all individuals. Psychodrama is used by therapists, teachers, coaches, law…

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BIBLIOZOOM Faculty Offer Many Bibliodrama Training Opportunities

The Covid-19 pandemic has caused us to rethink and reconsider many aspects of our lives. The ways we have done things in the past no longer work or are no longer workable. Social distancing, masks and stay at home orders have made psychodrama and Bibliodrama more challenging. These challenges have also brought innovation, and in our case, this innovation has taken the form of BIBLIOZOOM, a new…

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Michigan Psychodrama Center’s Bibliodrama Workshop Featured in the ASGPPs Psychodrama Network News

The Michigan Psychodrama Center recently facilitated a four-hour Bibliodrama workshop via Zoom entitled “Finding Peace in the Midst of Chaos.” This three-hour workshop took place on Sat April 25, 2020 and grew out of the events then taking place around Covid-19 pandemic. Premised on the belief that the pandemic has and will bring profound change, the workshop sought to help participants make…

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Michigan Psychodrama Center to Provide Four Part Bibliodrama Training Series

Beginning in September 2020, the Michigan Psychodrama Center will present a four-part Bibliodrama skills training workshop series. Each workshop will provide successively more complex training regarding how to develop and present a Bibliodrama within various environments, including faith and therapeutic communities.

Bibliodrama is a kind of structured sociodrama based on a story of some kind.…

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What do Bibliodrama, Carl Jung and Jordan Peterson All Have in Common?

All three explore the same essential concepts; that ancient myth is the embodiment and repository of the value system that underlies culture. Ancient myths also contain the embodiment of the universal human experience and are populated by individuals who are themselves the embodiment of archetype. Carl Jung, a Swiss psychoanalyst born in 1875, referred to this embodied universal human experience…

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Drunk Driving’s Grisly Toll Justifies Warrantless Searches of Motorist’s Breath

Citing the “grisly toll on the Nation’s roads,” and by opinion dated June 23, 2016, the United States Supreme Court has ruled that the police are not required to obtain a warrant in order to obtain a breath sample. The same is not true of blood test where warrants are still required. Fundamental to the Court’s analysis is their finding that breath testing is non-invasive, and can therefore be…

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Feds Spend 800K to Shame Judges and Drunk Drivers on Twitter!

The brilliance of our founding fathers was to create a system with three co-equal branches of government. The police who arrest drunk drivers are members of the executive branch of government. They enforce the laws written by the legislators. Judges are of course members of the judiciary, and their job, in part, is to hold the police who arrest drunk drivers to certain legal standards,…

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A Case as Bad as Steven Avery’s Where DNA Evidence Later Proves Innocence

It’s hard to watch “Making a Murderer” without feeling a sense of outrage combined with a sense that our criminal defense system is terribly broken. This much will be true of almost anyone who sees the HBO series now available on Netflix. The feelings are probably a little bit different among the criminal defense bar, because the abuses seen in Steven Avery’s case are not isolated or limited…

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In DUI Causing Death Testimony Regarding Blood Test from Forensic Analyst not Required.

In a DUI case with blood intoxication evidence, Michigan law requires the following witnesses; the police officer who witnessed the blood draw, the nurse or other professional who withdrew the blood, and the forensic analyst who tested the blood. These witnesses will be required to “lay a foundation” to have the toxicology report entered into evidence.

Not all states are like Michigan. For…

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Is Odor of Burnt Marijuana Enough to Establish Probable Cause for OWI Arrest in Michigan?

As it relates to a driving under the influence of marijuana case, the “indicia of intoxication” analysis is significantly different from that applicable to a driving under the influence of alcohol case. In an alcohol case, an officer will most often indicate that he/she was able to detect the odor coming from the person, even when the odor is first detected coming from the car with multiple…

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Is Rising Blood Alcohol a DUI Defense in Michigan?

Michigan’s DUI laws require the prosecutor to prove that you were intoxicated at the time of the driving. One way for the prosecutor to prove intoxication is with the breath or blood test results. This means that if the prosecutor can prove that you had a bodily alcohol level at or above .08 at the time of your operation, then the jury may find you guilty on that basis alone.

But this may not be…

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#Dui Defense #Dui Defense Strategies #Rising Blood Alcohol

Does Driving Under Influence of Ambien in Michigan Require Specific Intent?

Sleep driving is a well-known side effect of Ambien. Sleep drivingis even listed as a side effect of this drug in the product literature. It is nevertheless illegal to be driving under the influence of Ambien. If you are stopped and the police believe that you are under the influence of Ambien in Michigan, then you will be arrested for DUI; just the same as if you were under the influence of…

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#Ambien #DUI Drugs #Prescription Drug DUI

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