PSYCHODRAMA AND DIVERSITY:

the world we want and create

Abstract

In this experience report, we reflect on the world and Psychodrama we want, and present sociotherapeutic practices that prioritize diversity and inclusion. We seek to answer the extent to which our work contributes to the liberation of subjects from cultural constraints that contribute to mental illness by developing spontaneity-creativity on the subjects. By understanding how immersed patriarchal and neoliberal Brazilian reality is, with all its ideologies and inequalities that generate violence and suffering for minority groups, we saw the need to become better acquaintance with the literature in the subject and to develop socio-criticism and self-criticism. In the text we discuss the work of theorists from around the world, including Brazil, including the works of Paul B. Preciado (2020) and Judith Butler (2018). The work of these thinkers contributes to the deconstruction of gender, and to the understanding of sexuality, sociopolitical minorities and power relations. We conclude that liberating socionomic practices strengthen ethics related to spontaneity-creativity which contributes to social equality, socio-critical consciousness, a world related to coexistence with differences, and the promotion of the anti-racist fight and against LGBTphobia.