| 英文摘要 |
This study aims to discuss the development and efficacy of a Psychodrama training group organized in Taiwan for a decade, with data collected through individual interviews from 25 group members, with an analysis on a qualitative approach. The development of this group includes several stages: a monthly training course mentored by main trainers; incorporations of foreign visiting lecturers; an annual off-site training; overseas off-site trainings; and co-trainings with trainees from China; together with the transformation and inheritance from trainees and co-trainers when main trainers went abroad. After the questionnaire and interview, the analyzed results are:
1.Explain the reason for joining and leaving the training group: the thoughts and purpose of joining the group and leaving the group.
2.Introduce the development and content of the training group: A structured content on a regular training process; foreign trainers raise cultural awareness in lectures; Off-site training brings in-depth experiences exchange; overseas off-site training for peers learn in cooperation and a joint training trip for trainees from cross-strait.
3.The impact of this training group on trainees: personal growth, professional growth and role transformation.
Lastly, this group becomes the ''home'' of the trainees, who not only becomes each other's life companions, but also becomes an important driving force in promoting the development of Taiwanese psychodrama outside the group. Through this group also witness the growth of the trainees. |