Adam Blatner

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Here’s an interview with me—about a half-hour or so—made in 2006 at an American Creativity Conference that helps the listener: (1) Appreciate some philosophical ideas that offer an intellectual foundation for many more practical efforts; (2) Relate these, if one chooses–but it’s not necessary–to a contemporary view of spirituality; (3) Relate these, also to the processes in one’s own mind and personal evolution; (4) Apply the psychodramatic techniques of asides, multiple parts of self, and future projection to enhance effectiveness in communications; (5) Recognize the sources of creativity and cultivate receptivity to these “dramatic muses”; and (6) Appreciate the roots and interconnections of drama, creativity, and the psychologies of play and creativity.