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One Woman's Journey: Healing Psychological Abuse Through Performance Art
One Woman's Journey: Healing Psychological Abuse Through Performance Art
One Woman's Journey: Healing Psychological Abuse Through Performance Art
Saturday 2nd February 2019
Dana Aber discusses healing from narcissistic abuse through performance art on 'Mental Health News Radio'. A journey of resilience and creativity.
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Get the buttons here!Dana Aber: Transforming Trauma into Art and Healing
There's this wonderful medium that is live performance. I'm speaking directly to our listeners where you hear about it on a podcast. As they said, the message seeps in and it's one of the coolest things about the baggage at the door show to have so many hands on deck of creators and collaborators who joined me in the telling of the story because they had no idea, when they joined me, what the message was going to sound like.
Dana Aber’s journey is a testament to the healing power of creativity. In this episode of 'Mental Health News Radio', Dana shares how she turned her experiences with narcissistic abuse into a source of strength and inspiration through performance art. As a performer, producer, and creator, Dana has seen it all—from Off-Broadway stages to international festivals. But it’s her personal story of resilience that truly captivates.
She talks about how her art became a lifeline, not just for herself but for others who have walked a similar path. Through her company, Big Thunder Productions, Dana has spearheaded numerous projects that give voice to survivors of trauma. Her solo show, 'Baggage at the Door', is a poignant exploration of her healing process, infused with her unique perspective as someone who experiences synesthesia.
Dana also opens up about the importance of finding the right support system, including her quick connection with a therapist who understood her needs. She highlights the challenges faced by artists and freelancers in accessing mental health care and underscores the value of reaching out for help. This episode is a moving reminder that while the road to recovery can be daunting, it’s filled with opportunities for growth and connection.
Dana’s story is a beacon of hope, showing that even in the darkest times, creativity can light the way to healing.