Embodied, Relational Processes designed to add Experiential therapy into addiction treatment centers, IOPs, and one-to-one or group therapy settings.
They draw on the theory base of psychodrama and sociometry, the first forms of mind/body, Experiential therapy created by the father of group therapy, Jacob Levy Moreno..
The combination of sociometrics and simple role plays allow the body, as well as the mind, to find a voice.
Harnessing the therapeutic power of the group, they teach skills of emotional literacy and self- and co-regulation.
They give therapists a clear process that builds momentum for deep change and personal growth.
Tian Dayton to fit easily into outpatient programs, clinics, and one-to-one settings, sociometrics help to take the guesswork out of incorporating Experiential therapy into treatment.
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Sociometrics are embodied, research-based Processes that educate clients about trauma, grief, and resilience as they offer in-the-moment, Experiential Relational Trauma repair.
When these Relational wounds remain unseen and unresolved, they can become the pain pump fueling self-medicating and dysfunctional behaviors that silently pass down through generations.
Feeling misread, neglected, or abused by the people we want most to be loved by is a traumatizing experience that is cumulative.
Relational Trauma can cause a loss of connection with the self and impact our ability to engage comfortably in intimate connection with others.
Embodied, Relational Processes designed to add Experiential therapy into addiction treatment centers, IOPs, and one-to-one or group therapy settings
