Moreno Institut Edenkoben Überlingen

What Moreno Institut Edenkoben Überlingen does

Moreno Institut Edenkoben Überlingen is a German non-profit training institute (gemeinnützige GmbH) founded in 1975 by Dr. Grete Anna Leutz, a direct student of psychodrama originator Jakob L. Moreno, that delivers continuing education and in-house training programs in the psychodrama method across Germany, Switzerland, Austria, and Hungary. Its core product is a tiered, multi-year professional training architecture comprising the Grundstufe (foundation, 2 years, leading to Psychodrama-Praktiker*in certification), the Oberstufe (advanced, leading to Psychodrama-Leiter*in or -Therapeut*in certification), and the Supervisor*in PSR specialization, supplemented by compact curricula packages (€1,000-€1,800 each) covering Monodrama, group leadership, coaching, addiction therapy, and pedagogical applications. Underlying pedagogy centers on Moreno's humanistic action method—spontaneous scenic representation, role-play, sociometry, doubling, role reversal, and scenic-systemic constellation work—delivered in both group and individual (Monodrama) formats, with a notable technical addition of Double 3 telepresence robots for inclusive hybrid delivery and a complete Online Grundstufe via Zoom.

The institute operates a hybrid direct-to-consumer and B2B go-to-market: individual professionals self-select into seminars via the website booking portal (my.moreno-psychodrama.de) or email/postal registration, while organizations contract inhouse training for leadership development, team dynamics, organizational change, and addiction-treatment curricula. Revenue is generated through enrollment fees (€100), initial interview fees (€95, rising to €100 in 2026), per-unit seminar fees (€120/weekend unit, rising to €125 in 2026), supervision units (€85 individual, €16-20 group), multi-year program commitments, compact curriculum packages, CME/FoBi certificate fees (€20), and gift vouchers. The institute is accredited by PTK Bayern, recognized by PTK Baden-Württemberg and ADD Rheinland-Pfalz, and its jointly developed AGTPS addiction therapy curriculum (with Moreno Institut Stuttgart and Szenen Institut Köln) is recognized by Deutsche Rentenversicherung and GKV. It is governed as a non-profit with six shareholders, led by Geschäftsführer Christian Stadler, and operates from Munich with regional contact points across seven German cities.

Name

Moreno Institut Edenkoben Überlingen

Legal name

moreno institut für Psychodrama, Soziometrie und Gruppenpsychotherapie Edenkoben/Überlingen gemeinnützige GmbH

Website

https://moreno-psychodrama.de

Company type

Private

Founded year

1975

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

11–50 employees

Short description

Moreno Institut Edenkoben Überlingen is a German non-profit training institute founded in 1975 that delivers continuing education in psychodrama and psychotherapeutic methods to psychotherapists, educators, addiction specialists, and corporate clients across Germany, Switzerland, Austria, and Hungary.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Product category

Professional Psychodrama Training & Continuing Education

NAICS

Other Schools and Instruction (6116), All Other Schools and Instruction (61169)

SIC

Services-Educational Services (8200)

akta.pro industry

PRIMARYEDAAALAD

Behavioral Health & Counseling (Social Work, Psychology, Substance Use CE)

Education/Adult & Continuing Education/Professional Licensure & Continuing Professional Education (CE/CPE)

SECONDARYEDALAFAB

Mental Health Counseling & Psychotherapy Services

Education/Student Services & Campus Operations/Student Health, Counseling & Wellness Services

Keywords

• Psychodrama training programs
• Continuing psychotherapy education
• Group therapy certification
• Inhouse corporate seminars
• Professional supervision services

Headquarters

HQ city

München

HQ country

Germany

HQ region

Europe

Offices3 records

Markets served

GTM type

B2B

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure

Revenue model

1. Seminar and Workshop Fees: Participants pay seminar fees for individual workshops and training modules. Fees vary by format: workshops range from €120 per weekend unit for basic seminars, with individual supervision at €85-90 per unit and group supervision at €16-20 per unit. Cancellation policy applies with refunds up to 4 weeks before start.
2. Psychodrama Weiterbildung (Professional Training Programs): Multi-year professional training programs (2-year Grundstufe, 4-year combined Grund- plus Oberstufe, plus advanced Supervisor PSR program). Revenue generated through modular seminar fees, registration fees (€100 enrollment), initial interview fees (€95), and colloquium fees (€160-180). Programs run over 2 years with ongoing module payments.
3. Kompaktcurricula (Compact Curricula Packages): Bundled multi-module training packages sold as complete programs: e.g., Group Leadership curriculum at €1,500 total, Psychodramatic Coaching at €1,800 total, Monodrama at €1,000 total. Sold as complete packages only.
4. Gift Vouchers (Gutscheine): The institute sells gift vouchers for seminars, training units, and events via email request to [email protected].

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels6 records

Marketing channels8 records

Core offering

The Moreno Institut Edenkoben/Überlingen delivers accredited Psychodrama continuing education and training programs for psychotherapists, counselors, coaches, educators, and social workers, structured as a tiered curriculum (Grundstufe, Oberstufe, Supervisor PSR) plus Kompaktcurricula, individual seminars, supervision, self-experience groups, and tailored in-house trainings for organizations. Programs are offered in-person across Germany and online via Zoom, and certified by DFP, PTK Bayern, BDP, and (for addiction therapy curricula) DRV and GKV.

Product overview

Moreno Institut Edenkoben Überlingen offers a comprehensive portfolio of Psychodrama-based training and education programs. The core offerings consist of a tiered training system: Psychodrama Grundstufe (foundation level) leading to Psychodrama-Praktiker*in certification, Psychodrama Oberstufe (advanced level) for Psychodrama-Therapeut*in or Leiter*in certification, and Supervisor*in PSR (supervision specialization). Supporting programs include specialized Monodrama curricula for individual therapy work, Moreno-Pädagog*in for educational settings, and various Kompaktcurricula covering therapeutic applications (couple/family therapy, addiction treatment, coaching, group leadership). The institute also provides individual seminars, self-experience groups (Selbsterfahrung), custom inhouse training, educational travel programs, and supervision services. Programs are offered both in-person across Germany and online, with annual offerings documented in the Jahresprogramm.

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Products and services

• Psychodrama Grundstufe Foundation-level 2-year modular training program in Psychodrama for group leadership and counseling, leading to certification as Psychodrama-Praktiker*in (DFP-certified). Enrollment fee €100, initial interview €95, per-weekend-unit fee €120 (rising to €125 from 1.1.2026), colloquium fee €160 (rising to €180).
• Psychodrama Oberstufe Advanced-level training building on the Grundstufe, leading to certification as Psychodrama-Leiter*in or Psychodrama-Therapeut*in for professional application in therapy, counseling, and group work. Combined Grund- plus Oberstufe runs over 4 years.
• Supervisor*in PSR Weiterbildung Advanced training for PSR (Psychodrama, Soziometrie, Rollenspiel) supervision, designed for experienced Psychodrama practitioners; requires Oberstufe plus 2 years practical experience, minimum 105 supervision units (1/3 individual at €85, 1/3 group at €16-20, 1/3 freely chosen).
• Monodrama Curriculum 4-part compact curriculum (12 weekend units) teaching psychodramatic methods for individual client work in counseling, coaching, crisis intervention, and psychotherapy; modules for adults, children, and youth. Total fee approximately €1,000. Offered in Freiburg, Thun (Switzerland), Online, and Oberursel. CME/FoBi points available.
• Moreno-Pädagog*in Zusatzausbildung Additional qualification for educators preparing them to use Psychodrama, Sociometry, and Role Play in teaching and educational settings.
• Kompaktcurricula und Fortbildungen Bundled multi-module training packages sold as complete programs only, including Psychodrama Essentials, Störungsspezifische Psychodramatherapie, Paar- und Familientherapie, Psychodramatisches Coaching (€1,800), Gruppen leiten (€1,500), Suchthilfe, and others.
• Seminare (Individual Seminars) Individual seminars covering topics organized into themed circles: Psychodrama Essentials, Psychotherapy and Counseling, Social Work, Summer Academy, Self-experience, Application Training, and Basic Level Self-experience.
• Selbsterfahrung (Self-Experience) Self-experience groups and seminars promoting personal development, social competence, and creativity, including the flagship Sommerakademie Reichenau and Frauentage Neuharlingersiel.
• Inhouse-Schulungen Tailored in-house training and team development programs for clinics, addiction treatment facilities, social services, companies, kindergartens, schools, and church communities. Topics include psychodramatic Balint groups, leadership training, team development, organizational constellation, and conflict management.
• Bildungsreisen Educational travel programs combining Psychodrama with travel experiences, including the Sommerakademie on Insel Reichenau (Lake Constance) and Frauentage in Neuharlingersiel.
• Weiterbildungssupervision Supervision services for Psychodrama practitioners, including individual and group supervision sessions provided by certified supervisors (€85 per individual unit, €16-20 per person for group supervision depending on group size).
• Offene Bühne Psychodrama Free monthly online introductory session held on the 11th of each month, 18:00-20:00, hosted by a faculty member, providing a risk-free opportunity to experience Psychodrama and ask questions.

Quantifiable outcome

• Psychodrama methods increase emotional and embodied learning compared to purely cognitive approaches, as the method engages feelings, body, and social interaction simultaneously

Named customers4 records

Segments4 records

Ideal customer profiles4 records

Technology focussed No

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Feature4 records

Partnerships

Twelve partnerships are on record, tiered core, major and minor.

• Deutscher Fachverband für Psychodrama (DFP)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerCorporate membership organization representing psychodramatists in Germany. DFP sets quality standards for psychodrama training, supports professional policy interests, and provides a platform for professional exchange and networking.
• Föderation Europäischer Psychodrama Trainingsorganisationen (FEPTO)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerEuropean federation connecting psychodrama training institutes from approximately 27 countries. The institute participates in FEPTO's research group (FEPTO RC) and contributes to developing the psychodrama community across Europe.
• International Association of Group Psychotherapy and Group Processes (IAGP)coreStrategic or Co-development PartnerWorldwide network of professionals involved in the development of group psychotherapy and group processes. Founded in 1973, dedicated to the inspirational thinking and action of J.L. Moreno and S.H. Foulkes.
• Moreno Institut Stuttgart (MIS)majorStrategic or Co-development PartnerCooperation partner for psychodrama training delivery in Germany. Jointly developed the AGTPS (Arbeitsgemeinschaft Tiefenpsychologisch fundierte Suchttherapie) curriculum recognized by DRV and GKV.
• Psychodrama Institut für Europa (PIfE)majorStrategic or Co-development PartnerPartner institute for psychodrama education and training collaboration within Europe.
• Institut für Psychodrama und Aktionsmethoden (ipda), SwitzerlandmajorChannel Partner/ Reseller/ DistributorPrimary Swiss partner for ipda offerings. Led by Roger Schaller, ipda offers psychodrama programs in Switzerland (Thun, Basel, Biel) that are coordinated with the Moreno Institut. The institute redirects Swiss inquiries to ipda.
• International Psychoanalytic University Berlin (IPU)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerAcademic cooperation with IPU Berlin for psychodrama education and research collaboration.
• Institut für Wissenschaftliche Weiterbildung (IWW) at Katholische Hochschule FreiburgminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerAcademic partner at the Catholic University of Applied Sciences Freiburg for scientific further education programs.
• Lehrstuhl für Palliative Care, Medizinische Hochschule TU MünchenminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerAcademic partnership with the Chair of Palliative Care at TU Munich Medical School for psychodrama applications in palliative care settings.
• AMEOS SÜD Institut für tiefenpsychologisch fundierte Psychotherapie (AISPT)minorStrategic or Co-development PartnerClinical partnership with AMEOS Süd Institute for depth psychology-based psychotherapy for training and clinical application of psychodrama.
• Mentalhygienisches Institut, Semmelweis Universität Budapest, HungaryminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerInternational cooperation with the Mental Hygiene Institute of Semmelweis University Budapest for cross-border psychodrama education and training.
• Arbeitsgemeinschaft Tiefenpsychologisch fundierte Suchttherapie (AGTPS)majorStrategic or Co-development PartnerJoint curriculum developed by Moreno Institute Stuttgart and Edenkoben/Überlingen with Szenen Institut Köln. Curriculum recognized by Deutsche Rentenversicherung and GKV since November 2017.

Scale indicators4 records

Recent moves9 records

Expansion highlights6 records

Direct peers

• Moreno Institut Stuttgart (MIS): Long-standing German psychodrama training institute and explicit partner of Moreno Institut Edenkoben/Überlingen; jointly developed the DRV/GKV-recognized AGTPS Suchttherapie curriculum. Directly comparable in offering, target audience (psychotherapists, counselors), and regulatory accreditation approach.
• Heidelberger Institut für Psychodrama und Gruppenpsychotherapie (HIPG): Heidelberg-based psychodrama training institute offering DFP-certified Grundstufe/Oberstufe curricula to psychotherapists and educators. Competes directly for the same pool of German-speaking behavioral health professionals pursuing psychodrama certification.
• ipda - Institut für Psychodrama und Aktionsmethoden (Switzerland): Swiss psychodrama institute led by Roger Schaller that delivers programs in Thun, Basel, and Biel; named as primary Swiss partner of Moreno Institut Edenkoben/Überlingen. Same J.L. Moreno lineage, same DFP-aligned curriculum, overlapping customer segment in German-speaking Switzerland.
• Psychodrama Institut für Europa (PIfE): European-focused psychodrama training organization listed as a strategic partner of Moreno Institut Edenkoben/Überlingen. Offers comparable J.L. Moreno-method certification programs to European psychotherapy and counseling professionals.
• Szenen Institut Köln: Cologne-based psychodrama training institute co-developer (with MIS and Moreno Institut Edenkoben/Überlingen) of the AGTPS curriculum recognized by DRV and GKV. Direct competitor for advanced psychodrama trainees in western Germany.
• Moreno Zentrum Hagen: Hagen-based psychodrama training center operating in the same J.L. Moreno tradition, offering certification courses to psychotherapists and educators. Competes for the same North Rhine-Westphalia and nationwide German market.

Others

• Deutscher Fachverband für Psychodrama (DFP): National professional association for psychodrama in Germany, of which Moreno Institut Edenkoben/Überlingen is a corporate member. Sets curriculum quality standards; comparable as ecosystem/credentialing body rather than direct training competitor.
• FEPTO - Föderation Europäischer Psychodrama Trainingsorganisationen: European federation connecting psychodrama training institutes across ~27 countries; Moreno Institut Edenkoben/Überlingen participates in FEPTO's research group. Functions as the supra-national credentialing and network body for the same niche rather than a training competitor.

Emerging players

• ZIST - Zentrum für interdisziplinäre Systemtherapie: Bad Bevensen-based institute offering systemic therapy and related continuing education to psychotherapists, counselors, and coaches. Adjacent but overlapping target customers and an experiential/action-method pedagogy overlap with psychodrama.

Broad incumbents

• Heidelberger Akademie für Psychotherapie (HAP): Heidelberg institution offering broader psychotherapy training and certification (including systemic and depth-psychology approaches). A broader incumbent that overlaps Moreno Institut's behavioral health professional development segment without specializing in psychodrama.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat6 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights7 records

Customer concentration

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