Vacation vs Immigration – Psychodrama Workshop is an experiential Acting and Writing workshop that explores how changing the context of a life event can transform its emotional meaning.
This psychodrama workshop examines how small contextual differences can completely transform the emotional meaning of similar life events. By combining acting and writing, participants explore the contrast between vacation and immigration while strengthening empathy, awareness, and perspective-taking skills. The workshop is structured as an experiential process rather than a theoretical lecture, allowing participants to directly feel how the same action can carry very different emotional significance depending on its frame.
The workshop will consist of 2 phases: The first is Acting, the second is Writing & Reflecting
About the Host
The workshop is facilitated by Ömer Faruk Aykut, a Clinical Psychologist and a master’s student in Brain and Cognition. Alongside his academic background in psychology, he has received education in acting and performing arts and has taken part in theatre productions both as an actor and as a writer-director of theatre plays and short films. He is also an electronic music producer and performs audio-visual shows, designing and presenting live performances. His work brings together psychology and creative arts in experience-based formats.
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Date: Tuesday 24 March
Time: 16.00-18.30hrs
Location: Langeveld 2.02Entrance:
free, but reservation needed (EUR students only)
Organised by Studium Generale and Ömer Faruk Aykut for SG Playground
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