Course: Movie Therapy
6 modules
Discover and master Movie Therapy method with an expert Alejandro Jiliberto Herrera, Spain
LPsy, TEP, Clinical Psychologist, Educator, Researcher and Training Supervisor.
$ 300 (Bundle) ̶$̶ ̶3̶6̶0 ̶(̶I̶n̶d̶i̶v̶i̶d̶u̶a̶l̶)̶*
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*6 individually purchased Modules cost $360 for 100 days access while the bundle of 6 modules only costs $300 for 180 days access
What is movie therapy?
Movie therapy is a dynamic and innovative therapeutic approach that harnesses the power of film and storytelling to facilitate emotional healing and personal growth. It involves selection and analysis of movie scenes or characters that resonate with a client's experiences or struggles. By engaging with cinematic narratives, individuals can explore their own emotions, thoughts, and behaviors in a safe and non-threatening manner. Movie therapy can be employed in various therapeutic settings, including individual counseling and coaching, group therapy, and even in educational or self-help contexts.
This video course offers a comprehensive learning path, starting with an Introduction to Movie Therapy and progressing through modules on individual and group work, organizational applications, director skills, and supervision techniques. You'll witness the personal and professional growth of a diverse group of six international students from the US, Nepal, China, and Serbia, including psychotherapist, counselor, business owner, private practice owner, and business coache, making it a unique and transformational movie therapy journey for you.
This course is designed for:
• Therapists
• Social workers
• Psychologists
• Counselors
• Psychodramatists
• Educators
• Coaches
Appropriate for those who are new to action methods, as well as experienced practitioners, students in mental health fields, and those who want to develop their skills in action methods. Acting skills are not necessary.
How and where to use:
• In Supervision
• In Clinical and non-clinical setting
• Individual and group setting
• Online and in-person (therapy, counseling, business coaching, classes, group leading).
• For developing social skills, emotional intelligence, conflict management, professional skills training, or promoting self help
• In single sessions (conferences, business training etc.)
Learning Objectives:
• Apply tools for effective group and individual interactions, both in online and in-person environments.
• Demonstrate proficiency in structuring and facilitating emotional expression and operational communication within a group.
• Utilize online strategies to mitigate shame, foster ice-breaking activities, and enhance group cohesion.
• Design and implement warm-up activities for group participants, employ sociometric methods to select protagonists, detect self-care needs, and practically direct Movie therapy psychodrama sessions.
• Implement techniques to establish appropriate settings for online and in-person groups, including clinical and non-clinical scenarios.
• Identify and employ effective techniques for integrating new members into a group, fostering a sense of inclusion and unity.
• Describe the structural components of a group and exhibit the ability to facilitate emotional expression and operational communication within the group.
• Practice facilitating bodily warm-up exercises to prepare group participants for therapeutic activities.
• Recognize the therapeutic potential of conducting a comprehensive psychodrama using the structured framework of Movie Therapy.
• Identify strategies for accessing internalized structures in clients with reduced defense mechanisms and interpret emotional activation during movie scenes in therapy sessions.
Course Highlights:
• Comprehensive Introduction: Explore the power of Movie Therapy, including detailed key concepts such as Role Reversal, Doubling, and Double Mirror.
• Directing with knowledge: Gain skills in directing both groups and individuals in person or online, addressing their unique challenges and uncertainties in the current context.
• Self-Care Solutions: Learn to guide groups in resolving self-care needs effectively through Movie Therapy techniques.
• Cinematic Exploration: Witness the expression of complex therapeutic relationships through carefully chosen movie scenes, deepening your understanding of Movie Therapy's potential.
• Core Elements of Supervision: Master the essential components that drive effective supervision, including ethical considerations.
• Ethical Navigation: Identify and address ethical challenges within supervision cases, ensuring responsible practice.
• Emotional Safety Building: Utilize movie characters as a foundation for creating emotional safety in therapeutic settings.
• Engaging Multimedia: Immerse yourself in 12 hours of video content featuring an international group of students, enhancing your learning experience.
• Valuable Resources: Access 103 minutes of comprehensive handouts to reinforce your understanding of Movie Therapy.
• Knowledge Evaluation: Assess your comprehension with a 30-minute test and provide valuable feedback through a quick 5-minute course survey.
Presenter:
Alejandro Jiliberto Herrera is the Director of "Nexo Psicosalud"- in Madrid, Spain, and is a contributor to the Movie Therapy method. He is responsible for International Relations at AEP (Spanish Psychodrama Association). Alejandro is a Member of the IAGP, CAOA, and Organizational Consultant Section. He also works as a Psico-social researcher and methodologist.
Course Includes
Main Content:
• Videos - 704 Minutes
• Handouts - 107 Minutes
• Tests - 6 x 30 Minutes
• Modules Surveys - 6 x 5 Minutes
Recommended Content:
• Movie Therapy YouTube Interview with Alejandro Jiliberto. Part 1 - 27 min.
• Movie Therapy YouTube Interview with Alejandro Jiliberto. Part 2 - 18 min
• Movie Therapy YouTube Interview with Alejandro Jiliberto. Part 3 - 21 min
• 6 Self-Practicums- 375 min
Hours for Certificate:
• 23 training hours for Action Exploration Education Certificate (applicable for Psychodrama certification. Includes main content and self practicums, excludes recommended videos)
Information on Continuing Education Credits
Psychodrama professional certification training hours:
• American Board of Examiners - ABE accepts a maximum of 120 training hours for psychodrama distant learning. This module/course will count as asynchronous distance-learning as long as the primary trainer approves it.
• Continuing Education (CE): We are working on getting an approval and will update this information shortly.
• International Boards: You may be able to submit this certificate to your local Psychodrama board. Please contact your respective local board for information.
Experiential training hours:
• International Society of Experiential Professionals: ISEP accepts experiential training hours administered by a TEP trainer. More information will be provided shortly.
Social workers, Marriage and Family Therapists, and Professional Counselors:
• We are working on getting board's approvals and will update this information shortly.
Other Disciplines:
• You may be able to submit this certificate for credits in other mental health disciplines. Please contact your local board for information.
Course Modules
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