The Process: A 70-Minute Journey Into the Process of Healing

Dr. Tian Dayton, has a doctorate in clinical psychology, an M.A. in educational psychology and is a fellow and "Scholar's Award" recipient from the American Society of Psychodrama, Sociometery and Group Psychotherapy. She has presented psychodrama to wide audiences across the U.S. for nearly two decades, integrating action methods into the fields of mental heatlh and addiction. She serves as Director of Program Development for the Caron Foundation and Program Consultant to The Freedom Institute and maintains a busy private practice while runnning ongoing training groups in psychodrama. Dr. Dayton taught psychodrama, sociometery and group psychotherapy in the Drama Therapy Department at New York University for eight years. A regular guest on radio and television, Dr. Dayton has authored a number of books in her field, including "The Drama Within," "Drama Games: Techniques for Self-Development," "Forgiving and Moving On," "Trauma and Addiction," "Daily Affirmations for Parents," "Heartwounds," "Journey Through Womanhood," "The Magic of Forgiveness," as well as numerous articles. Dr. Dayton lives in New York City where she has a private practice and runs training groups in psychodrama, sociometry and group psychotherapy. She is a wife and mother of two wonderful young adults.

Directed by Academy Award nominee Richard Greenberg, The Process is a riveting documentary on addiction and recovery, a fascinating exploration into the world of experiential therapy. The Process brings together nine real people--unscripted and unrehearsed--who, through role--playing techniques delve honestly and openly into their addictions and dysfunctions. Under the guidance of psychodrama expert Dr. Tian Dayton, the participants gain insight and understanding of themselves and the traumas in their lives. Through psychodrama they find the freedom to enter the journey of healing their lives.