Guillermo Castañeda and Mariela Jungberg
Guillermo Castañeda is a Social Psychologist (Primera Escuela Fundada por Pichon-Rivière) and a Psychodramatist (Sociedad Argentina de Psicodrama). Since 1982 he has worked as a teacher and a school principal in different institutions of formal and informal education. In 2002 he started working as a teacher in the Instituto Superior de Tiempo Libre y Recreación (ISTLyR, GCBA). In the year 2000 he founded the Casona Cultural de Humahuaca, institution where he now coordinates the cultural center. He is the founder and coordinator of several cultural collectives, such as Grupo TEA (Teatro Espontáneo Abierto), Grupo “Los del Marco” and the CUJUCA collective (Cumbre de Juegos Callejeros). He is a member of the Argentinian Psychodramatists Network. Guillermo has put into practice the spontaneous and community theatre device in many cultural, health and human rights congresses around the world. During the last 5 years he has been responsible for the coordination, training and supervision of the members of the Casona’s Psychodrama and Play Collective.
Mariela Jungberg has a degree in Organization Management (UBA). She is a Social Psychologist (Primera Escuela Fundada por Pichon-Rivière) and a Psychodramatist (Escuela de Arte & Psicodrama). Since 2005 she has been developing her career in the community field, developing new intervention devices in different contexts and with different recipients. Mariela has worked in public and private institutions in the fields of education, health and culture, using Play and Spontaneous Theatre as her working tools with teenagers and adults. She is a member of the coordinating team of the Casona’s Community Department. Besides, she is a part of the CUJUCA collective (Cumbre de Juegos Callejeros) and a coordinator of the “Healthy Tuesdays” group. Marina also integrates the Psychodrama and Play Collective since its foundation, developing different psychodrama and spontaneous theatre interventions in several health and culture congresses.
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