Directory of Psychodramatists (International: L-N)

(Compiled by Adam Blatner, Revised, May 7, 2008.)
  Noted below are Larissa Loupoukhina, Olivia Lousada, Manuela Maciel, Ildiko Maevers, Jarmo Manner, Daniel Markman, Marlene M. Marra,  Hajime Mashino, Ekaterina Mikhailova, Tomio Miyama, Mohammed Mukhaimar.
        To see others in this directory, return to the Psychodrama Directory's "Index" Page.


 
 
 
  Loupoukhina, Larissa Loupoukhina, a psychodramatist in Russia....                                                                           .


 

 Olivia Lousada, in England, trains and works with a variety of problems. (She's also especially interested in the psychology of twins!)                                                                    . 

 

 
 

   Manuela Maciel is the new chair of the psychodrama section of the International Association for Group Psychotherapy, a prominent trainer in Portugal, and active in the Federation of Trainers in Europe.  Her email is: manuelamaciel@mail.telepac.pt                                                     


 

 

  Ildiko Maevers is the founder of Psychodrama Institut fur Europa (PIfE), an organization with numerous training groups in Germany and Eastern Europe, with affiliations all over Europe.

 



 
 

Jarmo Manner is a finnish CP and MS.c (OD/HRD) and Work Counsellor. He is working in organizational and leadership development and has a long own leadership experience. His dream is to develop Moreno’s thougths into a new way of creating well-being in large organizations and in the society as a whole                                                                              .


 







  Daniel Markman integrates psychodrama and Gestalt therapy in Switzerland and Eastern France. 



 
 
  
Marlene Magnabosco Marra, M.S., is the current president of the Brazilian Federation of Psychodrama (FEBRAP - 2007-2008); a psychologist, psychodramatist, group and couple therapist. She works in the community in a variety of roles, is affiliated with various professional institutions, and is the teaching coordinator or a trainer at several training institutes. Some of her special interests include: methodological knowledge construction in approaches to families; the human rights of children and teenagers; explorations of way to open conversations among institutions, families, and government, ensuring their social rights and exercise of citizenship and protecting their cultural identities. She’s the author of: The transforming social agent. The sociodrama in the organization of groups. (In Portugese). Also has edited various groups, written other articles and chapters. Many other involvements. Her email address   mmarra@terra.com.br  .                                                                                                                                                                                           

 

 

 

 Hajime Mashino, M.D., is one of the pioneers of psychodrama in Japan, and recently the president of the Japanese Psychodrama Association. 


 
 

  Ekaterina "Katya" Mikhailova is one of the main trainers in Moscow, Russia.


 

  Dr. Tomiyo Miyama trains psychodramatists and teaches psychology in Nagoya, Japan


 
 
 
Mohammed Mukhaimar is a Palestinian psychologist, he  holds a B.A in psychology  postgraduate diploma in mental health and family counseling. Recently he has graduated a long term course on Psychodrama. Since 1999 he has been working in the Gaza Community Mental Health Programme (GCMHP). Mr. Mukhaimar has extensive experience in the area of crisis intervention and trauma. He has been conducting psychodrama workshops for children, adolescents and women. Moreover, he has used the psychodrama work to supervise school counselors. In the meantime, he is conducting a research on the role of psychodrama in building the traumatized adolescents' resiliency.    His email is :   momukhaimar@yahoo.com                                                                                      .                                                                                      .

 
 

 

 
 

 


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