Stop rescuing - start helping!

If a conversation is not going well, there is a good chance that you have ended up in the rescuer triangle (Transactional Analysis). This happens everywhere, at your (volunteer) work, at home or at the checkout in the supermarket. Our daily lives are full of it.

Within the rescuer or drama triangle, the roles are clear: there is a victim, a prosecutor and a rescuer. The role of one pushes the other into a different position. Victim behavior elicits rescuer behavior. The prosecutor turns the other into a victim. And so the roles change endlessly. This is not a healthy communication pattern and in this workshop you will gain insight into how this model works and how you can arrive at a different and healthy model: the potential triangle.

The following topics will be discussed:

- The difference between rescuing and helping;

- The different roles (rescuer, prosecutor, victim) that cause relationships to fail;

- The potential triangle;

- What is needed to provide effective assistance.

Anyone who volunteers for society can register for these online, free workshops. There is room for a maximum of 10 people per group, with a minimum of 8 participants the workshop will take place. Register via this link , only then you will receive the login details by email three days before the workshop.

Please log in 15 minutes before the start.

Coach: Jolanda Padding

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