Susan Aaron is the creator of Psychodramatic Bodywork®. She is also a Canadian certified Director of Psychodrama and a registered massage therapist. For 20 years Susan’s training and workshops have transformed people from Canada, Australia, the U.S. and Europe, by teaching and experientially applying the principles of Psychodramatic Bodywork® to the relationship between the body and the healing journey. She has produced two videos in DVD format that illustrate her work. Susan is the recipient of the 2006 Innovator’s award, presented by the American Society of Group Psychotherapy & Psychodrama (A.S.G.P.P.). This award acknowledges her innovative work in combining psychodrama and bodywork.

This training combines two forms of psychotherapy: Psychodrama and Bodywork. Psychodrama uses dramatic action methods to free and integrate spontaneity blocked by earlier trauma. Bodywork uses Safe Touch to help individuals connect with the messages that are held in the body as pain, numbness and/or illness. Susan works with a skilled team of assistants who perform demonstrations that help illustrate the theory and the process of Psychodramatic Bodywork®. The atmosphere is relaxed and fun and fosters learning in an easy, natural manner. A spiritual component that deepens the effectiveness of the work is incorporated into the training.

Psychodrama is . . .	Bodywork is . . .
. . . a form of psychotherapy in which blocked spontaneity from earlier traumas is unblocked and reintegrated through dramatic action methods.	. . . a form of healing that involves touching numb, tense or painful areas in a safe manner. This process often directs us to unexpressed emotions that can be expressed, resulting in a freeing of body energy flow.
Psychodramatic Bodywork® is . . .	Psychodramatic Bodywork® serves . . .
. . . Susan Aaron's unique integration of these two dynamic techniques.	. . . as a powerful complement to diverse therapeutic modalities.