Recently, I was lucky enough to watch a parent-child psychological drama, which deeply touched me and gave me a deeper understanding of parent-child relationship. In this psychological drama, the actors show a series of interactions between parents and children through vivid performances. From the initial alienation to the final mutual understanding, every link deeply shocked me.
I witnessed the helplessness of the children in the face of difficulties and the joy of their help. This psychological drama made me realize that the parent-child relationship is not one-way. Parents need to listen to their children's voices patiently while giving them care. Children need not only material satisfaction, but also the companionship and understanding of their parents.
Children should also learn to respect and understand their parents. Their efforts are often selfless, and we should be grateful. In real life, such a parent-child relationship is also particularly important. My parents used to be actors. They were busy with their work and ignored me. I once complained, why can others accompany my parents, but I can't?
But now I understand that they are also creating a better life for me. So the misunderstanding between us has been eliminated and replaced by deeper feelings. Generally speaking, this parent-child psychological drama made me realize that parent-child relationship needs the joint efforts of both sides. We should learn to listen, understand and respect each other. I am convinced that such a parent-child relationship can be lasting and full of love.
The role of parent-child psychological drama:
1. Enhance parent-child relationship: help parents and children better understand each other's inner needs and feelings, promote communication and understanding between parents and children, and enhance parent-child relationship.
2, improve mental health literacy: through the rehearsal and performance of psychological drama, help students and parents improve their self-awareness and emotional management ability, learn how to deal with and solve problems in life, and improve mental health literacy.
3. Promote self-growth: Psychodrama performance can help students and parents better understand their inner world, discover their potential and advantages, and promote self-growth.
4. Cultivate teamwork ability: In the performance process of psychological drama, students and parents need to participate together and cooperate to complete the performance tasks of each role, which is helpful to cultivate teamwork ability and cooperation spirit.