Trauma-based & Family Psychotherapy For Angry, Anxious, Depressed, and Frustrated Families
Sometimes it is difficult to understand family who triangulate, manipulate, and intentionally attempt to harm other family members. Because of this you may engage in a variety of “defense mechanisms” or “mental tricks” to help you either deny what is going on or cope with …
Triangulation is the act of manipulating people in a situation — sometimes behind the back of someone else — to achieve an ultimate goal. That ultimate goal may be to control, deceive, or harm in some way. Triangulation can be intentional and unintentional. When triangulation …
Triangulation is the involvement of 3 people in a triangle of confusion. Are you excited about spending time with family this Christmas and New Years? For most people, the holidays is a great time to show your loved ones just how much you love them. …
Have you ever heard of the term “triangulate” or “triangulation?” It’s a term that refers to the act of confusing a situation in such a way that 3 or more people are fighting against each other. A classic example of this is when your son or daughter runs to dad to ask for something that the mother has already told the child she/he could not have. It’s a phenomenon that keeps many of us struck.
