Relational Trauma Repair (RTR) are embodied, research-based, experiential processes that are psycho-educational. Created by Tian Dayton, PhD, to fit easily into treatment, outpatient programs, clinics, and one-to-one settings, sociometrics help to take the guesswork out of incorporating psychodrama and sociometry into treatment. They can be easily adapted to be gender and culture sensitive. They give therapists a clearly lined out process that builds momentum for change, teaches the skills of emotional regulation and literacy and makes work more focused and contained.

The RTR Certificate Program includes a combination of in-person and virtual training as well as a self-paced online course featuring readings from Dr. Dayton’s books Treating Adult Children of Relational Trauma and Sociometrics and the training manual.  Participants also receive instructional videos with step-by-step demonstrations, clinical tips, and content knowledge tests to reinforce learnings.

RTR processes can be easily adapted to be gender, age, and culture-sensitive.  They offer clinicians a clearly outlined framework that builds momentum for change, strengthens emotional literacy and regulation skills, and keeps therapeutic work focused, contained, and effective.

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Note: The RTR Certificate Program does not train clinicians to conduct full psychodramas.  For in-depth psychodrama training, please visit the American Society of Psychodrama, Sociometry and Group Psychotherapy at ASGPP.org.

Important: Certificate holders are expected to remain within their professional scope of practice and uphold all ethical standards of their respective disciplines.