Conflict Management: Escaping the Drama Triangle

Participants will explore conflict and define re-enactment (the drama triangle) as behavior that is rooted in the neurobiological impacts of trauma. Participants will consider what drives behavior, learn about the window of tolerance, identify three different roles in the drama triangle, and learn empowering, practical strategies to escape the drama triangle in both professional and personal interactions.

This training provides three (3) contact hours, CEU applicable for most professions. A certificate of attendance will be provided via email after the class.

OBJECTIVES:

• Participants will understand that conflict often triggers predictable behaviors that are rooted in the neurobiological effects of trauma
• Participants will be able to identify three different roles in the drama triangle
• Participants will learn empowering strategies to escape the drama triangle

FAQs

Where will this take place? This class will meet in the 1st floor meeting room named the Crossroads Meeting Room, located in the University Health-Behavioral Health Crossroads building. Parking is available in the lot across the street and the lot next to the building. Be sure to park in a space labeled with the UH logo. Street parking is also available, but be alert to time-limited and metered parking. We are not responsible for parking violations.

What is the event schedule? The class will meet from 9:00am-12:00pm Central time. We encourage you to arrive at least 15 minutes early to find parking, locate the meeting room, and sign in. We will take a break during the session.

Refund policy: Refunds must be requested at least 3 days prior to the training. Eventbrite fees are not refundable.

University Health staff may register using the free ticket option--please register with your UHKC email address. Registrations received for the University Health ticket option that do not use a UHKC email address will be cancelled.

Host or Publisher Center for Trauma Informed Innovation