Melissa Tirona+FollowEver heard of #psychodrama therapy? It's a form of #therapy that uses action and creativity to explore and heal emotional struggles. By acting out scenarios, participants can gain new insights, process trauma, and develop coping skills. ✓Role-playing to explore different perspectives ✓ Using props and space to express emotions ✓ Focusing on spontaneity and creativity ✓Building empathy and self-awareness As I'm learning in my psychodrama therapy class, I'm curious to see how this approach can support recovery and growth. I'm intrigued but also have questions. 🤔 -> How does it ensure safety for clients sharing trauma? -> Can it be adapted for diverse needs and comfort levels? -> What's the role of the Peer Specialist Sober Coach/ Life Coach in guiding the process? I'm not completely on board yet ~~> my first thought is it could feel chaotic or out of control as trauma surfaces 🤯 I am curious to explore more and see how it can support recovery and growth! #whatsaysYou 👉 #PsychodramaTherapy #MentalHealthAwareness #TraumaHealing #TherapyJourney #RecoveryIsPossible #CelebrateRecovery #HealingThroughAction #CreativeTherapy #TherapistLife #ExploringTherapy #justdoit #NAMIonline Programs | NAMI https://share.google/zT2qQ37SYpRgAFVJK10Share
Jordan Jimenez+FollowYour Body Can Unlearn TraumaDid you know your body can actually unlearn the patterns it picked up from trauma? Dr. Cecelia Baldwin says those survival instincts—like overreacting or feeling on edge—aren’t flaws, just your body’s old emergency plan. The wild part? With some patience, self-care, and support, you can retrain your brain and nervous system for more peace and resilience. It’s not just wishful thinking—it’s science! Healing is possible, and your past doesn’t have to run the show. #Health #MentalHealth #TraumaHealing110Share