Ongoing Groups, Trainings, and Supervision
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2026–2027 Psychodrama Training and Personal Growth Group [SOLD OUT]
A nine-month training group for clinicians, creative arts therapists, educators, and other helping professionals who want to deepen their understanding and practice of psychodrama.
Through a combination of experiential learning, theory, personal growth, and opportunities to practice directing, participants will expand their psychodramatic skills within a small, consistent, and supportive community.
Nine Saturdays, October 2026–June 2027
12:00–5:00 pm | Midtown Manhattan
45 training hours
$165 per session**Next group forming now.
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Experiential Consultation Group for Advanced Clinicians
A small, ongoing consultation group for experienced clinicians who want to move beyond traditional case discussion.
Using psychodrama, drama therapy, role theory, somatic exploration, and other action-based methods, we explore clinical dilemmas, therapeutic relationships, countertransference, professional roles, and the places where both therapist and client may feel stuck.
The group alternates between experiential skill-building and case consultation, giving participants opportunities to deepen their clinical work while continuing to develop their own creativity, spontaneity, and professional voice.
Every other Tuesday, 9:00–10:30 a.m. ET
Online via Zoom | $110 per session -
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Experiential Supervision Group for Early-Career Clinicians
A supportive, small-group experience for early-career clinicians who want to build confidence, strengthen their clinical voice, and explore the therapist they are becoming.
Through case consultation, role exploration, action methods, and reflective discussion, participants examine clinical questions, therapeutic relationships, countertransference, boundaries, and the many roles involved in beginning a professional practice.
This group offers a space to bring uncertainty, experiment with new possibilities, and practice responding to clinical challenges without needing to have everything figured out.
Every other Tuesday, 9:00–10:30 a.m. ET
Online via Zoom | $95 per session
Who are your trainings for?
My trainings are designed for therapists, creative arts therapists, educators, teaching artists, supervisors, and other helping professionals. Some trainings are created for a particular level of experience, but many welcome people who are simply curious and ready to learn experientially.
What are your qualifications for doing trainings?
I’m an Licensed Creative Arts Therapist (LCAT) recognized by the New York State Education Department's State Board for Mental Health Practitioners as an approved provider of continuing education for licensed creative arts therapists #CAT-0057 and by the New York State Education Department's State Board for Social Work as an approved provider of continuing education for licensed social workers #SW-048
Do I need experience with drama therapy or psychodrama?
Not unless the training description says otherwise. Introductory trainings are created for people who are new to these approaches. Advanced groups and intensives may require previous training, clinical experience, or a conversation with me before registering.
What does “experiential” mean?
It means we will not spend the entire training sitting and listening to me talk, and I promise not to make you stare at endless PowerPoint slides. We learn by doing: through movement, role, sociometry, creative exercises, reflection, discussion, and opportunities to practice.
You are always invited to participate in ways that feel appropriate for you. Choice and consent are part of the work.
Are your trainings trauma-informed?
Yes. I pay close attention to choice, pacing, relationships, boundaries, and the needs of the group. Trauma-informed does not mean that discomfort never happens; meaningful learning can stretch us. It means that we approach that stretch with care, transparency, and respect.
Will I be expected to share personal information?
Experiential work sometimes becomes personal, but you are never required to disclose more than feels appropriate. Depending on the training, we may work with professional experiences, imagined material, roles, or real-life situations. You may always pass, observe, or modify an activity.
Are your trainings therapy?
No. Although drama therapy and psychodrama methods may be used, professional trainings are learning spaces not therapy groups. Personal insight may emerge, but the focus remains on education, skill development, and professional growth.
Are continuing education credits or training hours available?
Some trainings offer continuing education for New York State LCATs and social workers, as well as hours toward drama therapy or psychodrama certification. Eligibility varies, so please check the individual training description for details.
Do you offer online and in-person trainings?
Yes. Some trainings take place in person in New York City, while others are offered online. I also travel to provide customized trainings for organizations, schools, and professional communities.
Can you create a training for my organization?
Absolutely. Trainings can be developed for a single workshop, a short series, or a longer collaboration. We will begin with a conversation about your organization, the people you serve, what is happening right now, and what you hope will become possible.
How much do trainings cost?
Fees vary depending on the format, length, location, number of participants, and level of customization. Public training fees are listed with each program. For organizational trainings, contact me so we can talk about what you need and create an appropriate plan.
What should I wear or bring?
Wear comfortable clothing that allows you to move. Bring water, something for taking notes, and a willingness to be curious, playful, and perhaps a little surprised.
How do I know which training is right for me?
If you are unsure, reach out. Tell me a little about your experience and what you are hoping to learn, and I will help you determine which training, or new role, might be the best fit.