| 英文摘要 |
The purpose of this study is to understand the group members' life stories of the day ward psychodrama, to re-examine the gains of performing the life episodes, and to examine the benefits of continued participation in the psychodrama group.During the study period from May to July 2020, six psychodrama groups were conducted in the Department of Psychiatry at Changhua Hospital. Video recordings and semi-structured qualitative interviews were used to obtain the texts of the life stories, the gains from performing the life stories, and the impact of participating in the psychodrama groups. The study adopts the narrative research method. The results of the study present six moving life stories. Through the psychodrama group, the patients re-presented their life fragments on stage, and through the guidance of the director and the company and witness of the group, they can tell the world about their loss and the possibility of reenactment in a safe space and time. In addition to gaining new insights, the program also promotes self-growth and participation in rehabilitation work.
The results of the study suggest that psychodrama exploration of life stories and ongoing participation in psychodrama provide patients with integrated catharsis, a performance that satisfies unfinished/future situations, and increases self-awareness and reflection. The exploration of life stories provides role training and self-empowerment, while the ongoing participation in psychodrama provides a sense of support and empathy, enhance self-growth, and one patient report that psychodrama helps him participate in rehabilitation work. |