#dramatriangle

In this dynamic and insightful training, we delve into the Need for Drama (NFD) Theory, a revolutionary idea for highly sensitive business owners and leaders. The theory of Need for Drama is characterized as a complex personality trait in which people unconsciously draw or generate drama to become alive, typically based on their family histories or unresolved emotional patterns. Through the lens of the Karpman Drama Triangle—victim, persecutor, and rescuer—we uncover how familiar drama roles play out in business, leadership, and life.

In this dynamic and insightful training, we delve into the Need for Drama (NFD) Theory, a revolutionary idea for highly sensitive business owners and leaders. The theory of Need for Drama is characterized as a complex personality trait in which people unconsciously draw or generate drama to become alive, typically based on their family histories or unresolved emotional patterns. Through the lens of the Karpman Drama Triangle—victim, persecutor, and rescuer—we uncover how familiar drama roles play out in business, leadership, and life.

In this weekly Highly Sensitive Leadership training, we will work on how to move out of shadow behavior and into authentic strengths using the Shadow-to-Strength Pathway. You will learn how to identify how you have been acting out roles such as rescuer, persecutor, and victim in both business and personal life, and how to effectively move into skills such as empathy, intuition, and creativity instead. In this training, you will be provided with tools to identify how you have become trapped in over-responsibility, over-protection, and feelings of being overwhelmed, and how to move back into clarity, confidence, and empowerment as a highly sensitive person.

In this impactful training session, Heather Dominick leads Highly Sensitive Entrepreneurs and Leaders through the critical transformation from drama to empowerment by introducing three transformational models: the Karpman Drama Triangle, David Emerald's Empowerment Dynamic (TED Triangle), and her own HSP Shadow-to-Strengths Pathway. Together, these models show the ways HSPs can shift out of the drama roles of persecutor, rescuer, and victim into the empowered roles of challenger, coach, and creator—tapping into their natural talents for empathy, intuition, and creativity. Heather relates this work to the 4Q Intuitive Plan and points to future in-person retreats and training opportunities aimed at empowering HSPs to master these skills.

In this dynamic and insightful training, we delve into the Need for Drama (NFD) Theory, a revolutionary idea for highly sensitive business owners and leaders. The theory of Need for Drama is characterized as a complex personality trait in which people unconsciously draw or generate drama to become alive, typically based on their family histories or unresolved emotional patterns. Through the lens of the Karpman Drama Triangle—victim, persecutor, and rescuer—we uncover how familiar drama roles play out in business, leadership, and life. You’ll learn how the Need for Drama theory connects to highly sensitive nervous systems and how patterns of internal fear and resistance can sabotage your progress even when things begin to succeed. This video provides practical insights based on the IU Transformation Process and the Shadows to Strengths Pathway, enabling you to transform from resistance to resilience. If you're ready to release unconscious drama cycles and own your leadership strengths, this is must-learn material. Breathe in—and exhale.