Talk on
‘Karpman drama triangle’
A talk on understanding the dynamics of Victim- Perpetrator relationship

by Aysha Sharma
Counsellor and Mind coach

Saturday | 11th August 2018 | 4.00 pm – 5.30 pm

Co-organised by The International Centre Goa
& Traya Natural Health Centre

Entry Free & Open to public

Aysha Sharma is a post graduate in psychotherapy and counseling, and a mind coach, internationally certified in Internal Eye Movement Therapy, personally trained under Mr. Andrew Austin founder of IEMT, Ms Kamal Sethna in learning Crystal Therapy, in the process has evolved at every stage and has taken every experience as a learning for
her growth. Her ability to connect easily to people, provide them the environment to rediscover themselves make her sessions fun, inspiring and introspecting.
‘Karpman drama triangle’ A talk on understanding the dynamics of Victim- Perpetrator relationship.
Category – Talk on psychology / mind awareness.
‘The Karpman drama triangle’ or ‘The relationship triangle’ gives you a way of conceptualizing the dynamics of a relationship. As everyone knows, conflict is an unavoidable part of any relationship. But do you ever feel like drama follows you everywhere you go? It can be frustrating (and tiring) to be trapped in unnecessary, overblown struggles on a regular basis, be it at work or at home.
But frequently having to deal with sagas doesn’t mean you’re cursed. Nor does it mean you’re weak or doomed to have dysfunctional relationships forever. You’re just caught in the Drama Triangle between the Victim, Perpetrator and the Rescuer.
Know more about these dynamics of human relationships through this talk by Ms Aysha Sharma.