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Healing Childhood Abuse and Trauma through Psychodrama (2-Video Series)
In these extremely powerful live group sessions, master clinician and psychodramatist Tian Dayton works with group participants to confront childhood abuse, and work through trauma that they are carrying in their bodies.
Dayton addresses the delicate issues of child abuse and trauma with directness and great care, employing innovative action-oriented techniques that you can use in your work with clients, whether you are trained in psychodrama or not.
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In this Series…
What therapists are saying…
"These videos clearly present in a step-by-step fashion how psychodrama works and why this extraordinary approach is so valuable in treatment. Tian Dayton's is an incisive and sensitive director; her approach is clear, deep and emotionally intelligent. I recommend these to psychodramatists, drama therapists, and, indeed, to all psychotherapists searching for effective methods to treat trauma."
-- Robert J. Landy, PhD, Director, Drama Therapy Program New York University
-- Robert J. Landy, PhD, Director, Drama Therapy Program New York University
"These are the best available demonstrations of how the method operates in the field today. Dayton explains the rationale of her moves so you can follow the director's strategy. The follow-up material, including interviews of participants, greatly enrich the viewers' understandings, and the accompany Instructor's Manuals make these DVDs especially useful for training. I must add that I was deeply touched at several points while watching watching these, as the humanity of the participants emerged so vividly."
-- Adam Blatner, MD, Author of Foundations of Psychodrama and Interactive and Improvisational Drama
-- Adam Blatner, MD, Author of Foundations of Psychodrama and Interactive and Improvisational Drama
By watching these videos, you'll be able to:
• Utilize role-play, role reversal and doubling techniques with clients who have suffered trauma from childhood abuse.
• Create psychodrama warm-up exercises, action scenes, and group sharing discussions
• Adapt Tian Dayton’s unique approach to working with childhood abuse to your own therapy work with clients.• Utilize role-play, role reversal and doubling techniques with clients who have suffered trauma.
• Create psychodrama warm-up exercises, action scenes, and group sharing discussions.
• Adapt Tian Dayton’s unique approach to working with trauma and the body to your own therapy work with clients.
• Utilize role-play, role reversal and doubling techniques with clients who have suffered trauma from childhood abuse.
• Create psychodrama warm-up exercises, action scenes, and group sharing discussions
• Adapt Tian Dayton’s unique approach to working with childhood abuse to your own therapy work with clients.• Utilize role-play, role reversal and doubling techniques with clients who have suffered trauma.
• Create psychodrama warm-up exercises, action scenes, and group sharing discussions.
• Adapt Tian Dayton’s unique approach to working with trauma and the body to your own therapy work with clients.
Length of Series: 3:20:00
English subtitles available
Tian Dayton, PhD, TEP has presented psychodrama to wide audiences across the U.S. for two and a half decades. She taught psychodrama at New York University for eight years and seven as Director of program development for Caron Treatment Center. Currently, she is the director of The New York Psychodrama Training Institute. She is the author of numerous books, including The Living Stage: A Step-by-Step Guide to Psychodrama, Sociometry and Group Psychotherapy, The Drama Within: Psychodrama and Experiential Therapy and Emotional Sobriety: From Relationship Trauma to Resilience and Balance.
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