Cherkasy, Ukraine 6-8 November 2026
This workshop is being held on a non-profit basis. Its budget is supported by donations raised by the “Ukraine Psychodrama Fundraiser” event held on October 17, 2026, in Northampton, England.
In 1934, in the period between the two World Wars, J.L. Moreno—the founder of psychodrama and sociometry—posed his unique psychodramatic question to humanity: “Who shall survive?”
Instead of continuing the struggle for survival through endless competition and conflict with one another, Moreno proposed a different path. He believed that the power of human relationships—between individuals, communities, and within international society—when infused with spontaneity and creativity, could help people survive through the healthy quality of their connections and social networks.
In Ukraine, where years of resistance against aggression continue, shifting from one tragedy to another, Moreno’s question and his answers—embodied in psychodrama and sociometry—are relevant today. During this workshop, we will explore our connections with one another at both individual and collective levels, while seeking to unlock spontaneity as a key resource for overcoming old patterns of conflict and competition across all levels of society.
Date: Friday, November 6, to Sunday, November 8, 2026
Time: 10:00 AM to 06:00 PM daily
Venue: In Cherkasy (to be announced)
The fee is set solely to cover organizational costs. Please pay what you can afford, within the €100–€150 range.
You may also make an advance contribution for other participants who are unable to pay the full amount.
Online Registration
Nataliia Logvinenko, via private message.
Contact number: 0937270947 (Viber/WhatsApp).
Craig Whisker is a certified psychodramatist and educator with the Australian and Aotearoa New Zealand Psychodrama Association (AANZPA), a trainer and supervisor with the British Psychodrama Association (BPA), a member of the Psychodrama Association for Europe (PAfE), and a registered psychotherapist (UKCP). From 2000 to 2008, he trained under the renowned Australian psychodramatist Max Clayton. Craig currently resides in the UK. Since 2024, he has visited Ukraine three times to conduct psychodrama workshops, most recently in February 2026.