Psychodrama is warmed up through music, painting, games and other activities, and then experiences or relives one's thoughts, emotions, dreams and interpersonal relationships in the performance. With the development of the plot, exploring, releasing, perceiving and sharing the inner self in a safe atmosphere is a drama that can vent patients' emotions and achieve therapeutic effects.

In the process of psychological drama performance, you can also pat the protagonist on the ground to vent your emotions or assist the corner to push the protagonist to cause physical stress. These specific presentation methods can call back the real feelings of the protagonist when the incident occurs and make the protagonist feel strongly. In addition, the director can also use different lighting colors to help the protagonist express his feelings.

Psychodrama pays attention to this interactive process, not just the internal role. The mode of personal communication is inherited from the culture in the family, and the personal self is acquired through the role of childhood. Therefore, personal discomfort behavior comes from the deviation of role learning in the early years. Drama therapy provides a way for people to return to the original important scene and repair the relationship between individuals and important others.