Although this poster is certainly not physiologically correct, it seeks to portray what happens in the human mind as positive experiences and negative experiences enter that realm. When we’re young, as children, we don’t have the equipment for dealing with… Read More ›
The Five Dysfunctions of a Team by Patrick Lencioni is certainly one of the few books on a short-bookshelf for the leader. At its heart, the book talks about the fact that the characteristics on that left side of the… Read More ›
Given to us by Dr. Karpman, the Drama Triangle promises to diagram any dysfunctional relationship. Every dysfunctional relationship has a Persecutor, a Victim and a Rescuer. That doesn’t mean it takes three people to have a dysfunctional relationship. I find… Read More ›
A gentleman, by the name of Dr. Al VerBerg wrote on a napkin for me in the early 1970s. He said in all of his counselling, he had never found anything that described a strong relationship better than this pyramid…. Read More ›
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