Role Theory in Action: The Self Emerges from Roles
Zoom Workshop | Cost: $80; $60 students; (if cost is your only barrier to attending, write to us)| 3 CE hours for
Dr. Scott Giacomucci, DSW, LCSW, BCD, FAAETS, PAT
This workshop will offer a mix of didactic teaching, pen/paper exercises for role assessment, and experiential role-playing. The personality, or the self, is composed of all the roles one plays in their life. Role theory offers a foundational and non-pathologizing understanding of the self in a biopsychosocial context.
Everyone has roles (personal and professional) that we would like to expand and roles that we would like to reduce in our lives. The human being is essentially a role-player. Our roles exist in complex reciprocity with other roles within our self, our social atom, and our communities. This workshop will explore Morenean role theory as it relates to intrapsychic, somatic, psychodramatic, and social roles while also introducing role development stages and other role phenomena. Content from Scott’s forthcoming book will be presented in this workshop.
Learning Objectives:
Explain the relationship between roles and the self
Describe the role atom assessment
Identify the three stages of role development
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