Tian Dayton: If You Grew Up with Addicts, Healing Is a Discipline

The Sounds True Podcast Network You know, it's it's not a disease that happens to one person. It's a disease that happens to everyone. And I adored my father, so his falling apart was a very uh sad thing for me, and I kept trying to put him back together again. In this episode of Insights at the Edge, my guest is Dr.

Tian Dayton, a hugely accomplished person. She's an award-winning scholar and an expert on the healing of trauma, the practice of psycho drama, and facilitating healing for adult children of alcoholics. She has a PhD in clinical psychology and is a senior fellow at the Meadows. She also has developed an innovative approach for helping people work through trauma. It's called RTR, Relational Trauma Repair, and we're going to learn more about that.

Additionally, Dr. Tion Dayton is the author. of 15 books, including a new book from Sounds True. It's called Growing Up with Addiction: How Adult Children of Addicts Can Heal Family Trauma, Complex PTSD, and codependency. Friends, stay with us.

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