Psychodrama as an experience-activating method: The Basics: Psychodrama differs from other methods through its active approach to experiencing. Themes are explored not only verbally but primarily through scenic representation. Unlike role play, however, psychodrama is based on scenes from the real experiences of group members and is therefore perceived as significantly more realistic. The Process: The authors systematically introduce the practice of psychodrama and guide step by step through the phases of the psychodramatic process, from initial contact to evaluation and deepening. The Tools: Grounded and practical, instruments and action techniques of psychodrama are presented, as well as psychodramatic arrangements for the warming-up and action phases, ranging from action sociometry to future projection. The Context: Background knowledge for integration.