The article presents the clinical record of an analytic psychodrama group engaged with teenage sexual offenders. From the analysis of the therapists’ siderated emotions - both corporal and psychic - and from our conception of the acting out theories, considered here as a psychic deadend, we will consider adolescence as a privileged moment of potential reorganization for thei psyche. Because psychodrama engages mobilization of affects, verbal elaboration, work on corporal engraving and body motion, it also allows for a better reorganization of psychic processes towards representation and symbolization.