| 英文摘要 |
This paper examines the integration of psychodrama and Winnicott theory in psychodrama group, emphasizing the creation of a ''holding environment'' and its therapeutic impact. Psychodrama's structured elements offer a safe and supportive space for participants to explore inner and relationship conflicts and integrate unarticulated experiences. The director, akin to a caregiver, facilitates the externalization and transformation of experiences into comprehensible forms, while group interactions enhance therapeutic effects by fostering acceptance and understanding. Through role-playing and action exploration, group members activate their self-healing center, confront relational challenges, and expand their role repertoire. This study highlights the holding environment's pivotal role in promoting emotional integration, personal growth, and the realization of the authentic self. |