04/28/2026
You can understand your triggers.
You can name your history.
And still find yourself reacting in old defensive patterns.
Thatâs where group work changes things.
In a n action-based therapy group, your patterns donât just get talked aboutâ
they show up.
In real time, with real people.
In the exact places theyâve always lived: relationships.
And instead of analyzing themâŚ
you get to work with them as theyâre happening.
This is what makes action methods different:
You donât just gain insight
âyou practice new responses
You donât just tell your story
âyou step into it
You donât just understand the pattern
âyou begin to shift it
This is especially powerful for childhood and relational traumaâ
because those patterns were never just cognitive to begin with.
They were learned in relationship.
And they change in relationship.
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On May 15, weâre offering a full-day psychodrama workshopâ
the only one of its kind currently offered in Virginia.
Led by:
Mimi Cox, LCSW, TEP â internationally recognized psychodrama trainer
Adrienne Loker, LCSW â trauma specialist, creator of Self-Triangulation Theory (c) and Somatically-Centered EMDR (c)
This is deep, experiential work in a carefully held, clinically grounded space.
đ May 15 | 9â4
đ Richmond, VA
đ° Registration closes May 8
Spots are limitedâbecause this level of work requires intention and space.
If youâre ready for something beyond insightâ
something that actually shows up in your relationshipsâ
this is that work.
https://www.seekingdepthtorecovery.com/event-details-registration/uncovering-the-blind-spots-trauma-workshop