03/01/2026
Why do the same relationship conflicts keep repeating?
Why do you end up feeling blamed, exhausted, responsible, or overwhelmed, even when you’re trying to do the right thing?
In this video, we explore the Drama Triangle, a core psychological model that explains recurring relational patterns between Victim, Rescuer, and Persecutor roles. These roles are not personality traits or character flaws, they are automatic nervous system responses activated under stress, fear, or unmet needs.
This video helps you:
- Understand the Drama Triangle psychology in real-life relationships.
- Recognise Victim, Rescuer, and Persecutor roles as they show up in conflict.
- See why people unconsciously switch roles during emotional escalation.
- Understand how over-helping, blaming, or collapsing are attempts at connection.
- Develop awareness that supports emotional regulation, boundaries, and choice.
This is not about labelling yourself or others as “toxic.” It’s about understanding why relationship drama happens, and how awareness creates space for more conscious, regulated responses.
If you’ve ever asked yourself:
“Why do I always end up fixing things?”
“Why does every argument escalate?”
“Why do I feel guilty, defensive, or emotionally drained?”
This video will help you see the pattern underneath.
📥 Download the Drama Triangle PDF
A free, practical PDF to help you recognise the roles, reflect on your own patterns, and begin stepping out of drama is available on my website:
👉 Download the PDF from my website
https://www.psychoenergeticwork.com/resources