Drama triangle

We unconsciously get pulled into the 3 dysfunctional roles of the Drama Triangle in many situations. Be self-aware and consciously choose to step out towards the positive roles! #dramatriangle #assertiveness #transactionalanalysis #learnsprint #leadershipunlocked #revathionline #youhavethepower

Karpman's Drama Triangle, is a social model that describes the roles people often play in dysfunctional or conflict-ridden relationships. It was developed by psychiatrist Dr. Stephen Karpman in the 1960s. The Drama Triangle consists of three roles: victim, persecutor, and rescuer. This worksheet outlines the roles each part can take or play in the perpetuation of these unhealthy patterns.

The Drama Triangle is something I use a lot. Which are you - victim, rescuer or persecutor?

In this article, you are going to learn: - What the Drama Triangle is - Your role in the Drama Triangle - Three mindset tools to pop out of the Drama Triangle - How to harness your talent, creativity, and intuitive mindset, as a Creator, Coach and Mentor #dramatriangle #personalpower #holisticmindsetcoaching

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