| 英文摘要 |
Psychodrama in Taiwan was first arranged into a kind of group psychotherapy when Professor Chu-Chang Chen started the development of group psychotherapy at National Taiwan University Hospital in 1958. From then on, it was expanded to other associations and medical institutions, further with continuing its development, offering services in training and research, promoting international links, setting up psychodrama teams, and leading workshops across Taiwan island, all with successful results.
Then the promotion into the fields of education and counseling was arisen from a social worker, who later opened a course at National Taiwan Normal University in 1979. She, Agnes C. C. Wu, also strongly advocated for programs of psychodrama training into communities during 1990s. Though later psychodrama got declined in medical institutions and communities around 2005 due to the National Health Service initialized in 1995, it actually has become more popular in the fields of counseling and education in higher education, especially after the setting up of Taiwan Association of Psychodrama in 2010. Nowadays, all the credits of successful psychodrama since 1958 should be for Chen as he granted the 6C spiritual believes in this profession, and also for many other followers who have devoted their courage and engagement ever since. |