Psychodrama (noun)

A therapeutic technique in which people act out their experiences, feelings, and conflicts in a safe and controlled environment.

Origin:

Derived from the greek words 'psyche' meaning 'mind' and 'drama' meaning 'action'.

Examples:

1. She found psychodrama to be a powerful tool for healing from past traumas and resolving inner conflicts.
2. The psychodrama group was a safe space where participants could explore their emotions and feelings.
3. The therapist used psychodrama to help the patient understand and overcome their fear of public speaking.
4. The psychodrama session helped the participants to better understand and empathize with each other.
5. The psychodrama was a powerful tool for personal growth and self-discovery, allowing individuals to gain a new perspective on their experiences.