Meadows Behavioral Healthcare
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S3 E6: Dr. Tian Dayton on Helping Adult Children Of Alcoholics
S3 E6: Dr. Tian Dayton on Helping Adult Children Of Alcoholics
S3 E6: Dr. Tian Dayton on Helping Adult Children Of Alcoholics
Tuesday 13th April 2021
Dr. Tian Dayton discusses the lasting effects of addiction on families and offers insights on healing adult children of alcoholics.
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Get the buttons here!Healing Family Scars: Dr. Tian Dayton on Supporting Adult Children of Alcoholics
The assumption used to be that addiction didn’t affect the family, It only affected the addict. We now know that unnamed pain leaves a lasting mark on the entire family, and Dr. Dayton seeks to help those affected by addiction unpack their past to create a better future.
Dr. Tian Dayton returns to 'Beyond Theory' to tackle a deeply personal and often overlooked issue: the impact of addiction on families, especially adult children of alcoholics. For years, the belief was that addiction only harmed the addict. But as Dr. Dayton explains, the pain runs much deeper, affecting everyone in the family unit. This episode dives into how these unseen wounds can leave lasting marks and what can be done to heal them. Dr.
Dayton brings her wealth of knowledge to the table, emphasizing the importance of unpacking past traumas to understand their influence on the present. She discusses how family programs play a crucial role in recovery by encouraging everyone to acknowledge their part in the cycle of addiction and address their own traumas. This isn’t just about helping the addict; it’s about healing the entire family. One of the standout points in this episode is Dr.
Dayton’s focus on integrating feelings and emotions as a key component of trauma recovery. She explains that understanding the interconnected systems of the mind and body is essential for true healing. Breakthroughs in trauma therapy are highlighted, showcasing how modern approaches are making a difference. Dr. Dayton also touches on the human tendency to yearn for what we don’t have, urging listeners to appreciate their loved ones.
Her compassionate approach offers hope and practical advice for anyone affected by addiction and trauma. This episode is a must-listen for those looking to understand the ripple effects of addiction and find pathways to healing. Tune in to 'Beyond Theory' and take the first step towards mending those invisible scars.