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New York Times on Psychodrama

J.L. called his method “Shakespearean psychiatry,” and he and Zerka had little doubt that it would save the world — if only the world would play along. Not only did psychodrama help people suffering from grave psychological problems, the couple believed, but it had the added benefit of building understanding and empathy, whether for a nagging spouse or a beggar on the street. “Put yourself into the place of a victim of injustice and share his hurt,” J.L. once suggested as the first rule of psychodrama. “Reverse roles with him.” Warring countries might also benefit from psychodrama, if only J.L. could get their leaders in the same room.

The Lives They Lived, New York Times Magazine, 2016

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