Meadows Behavioral Healthcare
Meadows Behavioral Healthcare
S3 E5: Dr. Tian Dayton on Mirroring Drunken Dynamics
S3 E5: Dr. Tian Dayton on Mirroring Drunken Dynamics
S3 E5: Dr. Tian Dayton on Mirroring Drunken Dynamics
Tuesday 6th April 2021
Dr. Tian Dayton reveals how psychodrama helps people process trauma and addiction by revisiting past experiences on 'Beyond Theory'.
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Get the buttons here!Dr. Tian Dayton: Transforming Trauma with Psychodrama
When you are in a role, you suddenly say the things they come out of you the way they do in real life. The group stimulates and triggers relationships.
Dr. Tian Dayton has a unique perspective on trauma and addiction, shaped by her own experiences growing up with an alcoholic father. In this episode of 'Beyond Theory', she dives into how psychodrama can be a powerful tool for healing. Dr. Dayton explains that we often mimic the chaotic behaviors we witnessed in our childhoods, and these patterns can deeply affect our adult lives.
Through psychodrama, individuals can relive and process these experiences in a safe environment, which helps them understand and break free from their past traumas. Psychodrama isn't just about talking; it's about feeling and experiencing emotions in a way that traditional therapy might not reach. By taking on different roles, participants can express hidden feelings and gain new perspectives on their issues. Dr.
Dayton also introduces the concept of sociometrics, which uses role-playing to explore social dynamics and relationships within a group setting. This method helps people navigate their social worlds more healthily and authentically. However, she stresses the importance of proper training for those looking to use psychodrama in their practice. Looking ahead, Dr. Dayton is optimistic about integrating psychodrama with other therapies, creating a more comprehensive approach to treating trauma and addiction.
She believes the next generation of therapists will continue to innovate and expand these methods. Tune in to this episode to learn more about how psychodrama can unlock new paths to recovery.