Relationship triangles are a stable form of relationship according to Family Systems Theory, as most people do not self-differentiate more than 30% of the time. Dr. Kathleen Parker shares four types of triangles, with the first type involving pulling a third person in to manage discomfort with a second person. This can be harmless if it only involves complaining, venting, or seeking advice.
The triangle is the most stable form of human relationship. Learning to recognize a triangle and how to manage it is essential to being a non-anxious leader.
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Kathleen Smith, PhD, LPC
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