Session Description

The three roles of the Drama Triangle are the three positions that unhappy families use under stress. The three roles -- Persecutor, Rescuer and Victim -- operate to keep people in the illusion of power. The roles incorporate learned patterns of habit and control mechanisms that bond people together in ways that hurt and harm. They are symbiotic, destructive behaviors that affect all members of the family and organization. Paddy and Carole will offer the theory and practice of triangles and how to eliminate these learned behaviors in the context of marriage, family and business.

Biography

Dr. Paddy (“Patrick”) and Carole Ducklow. Dr. Paddy Ducklow is the Erb-Gullison Professor of Family Studies at Carey Theological College in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. He is a registered psychologist and teaches marriage, family systems theory, conflict theory, parenting and leadership at various graduate schools. His wife, Carole Ducklow, is a registered clinical counsellor and marriage therapist. She is well-known in the Vancouver area for leading the “Home-Base Mentoring” pre-marriage, remarriage and early marriage equipping program designed by her husband.

Ducklow & Ducklow
6420 Fox Street
West Vancouver, BC V7W 2C4 Canada

Email: life@theducklows.ca
Phone: 604-921-9543