ABSTRACT
The social isolation of recent years has restricted people’s freedom and intensified online psychodrama in the pandemic. This article aims to understand how online bipersonal psychodrama can treat the dullness of spontaneity resulting from social isolation during the COVID-19 pandemic, including stages, instruments and techniques of care. Five sessions of bipersonal psychodrama were performed online, depending on the context of the COVID-19 pandemic. Social isolation can blunt spontaneity. The approach of bipersonal psychodrama with its techniques provides a basis for distance practice and allows recognizing cultural conserves, new possibilities for role playing and training spontaneity for survival after the COVID-19 pandemic.
KEYWORDS
Anxiety; Social isolation; Psychodrama; COVID-19
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