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Drama Triangle Worksheets: Victim, Rescuer, Persecutor

You step in to help, end up blamed, and next month it happens again. These drama triangle worksheets help you identify the Victim, Rescuer and Persecutor roles in your relationships and practise stepping out of them.

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You step in to help, end up blamed, and next month it happens again.

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Name the role, then step out of it

You step in to help your sister, end up blamed, and next month the same scene plays again with a different cast. The roles rotate. The drama stays.

This 27-page workbook explains the three roles of the drama triangle, Victim, Persecutor and Rescuer, with an info sheet and a set of exercises for each. You track the critical thoughts, the payoffs and the needs underneath each role, then learn how the roles shift mid-argument. It closes with The Empowerment Dynamic, the three roles which replace them.

Inside this workbook

  • What is the drama triangle, and the roles explained
  • The Victim: the blame game, perceived helplessness, the needs behind victimhood, reauthoring your story
  • The Persecutor: tracking critical thoughts, understanding your triggers, practising empathy, from blame to accountability
  • The Rescuer: exploring the payoff, the impact on relationships, boundaries and self-care, empowerment versus rescuing
  • The fluid nature of the roles and dynamics of role shifts
  • Breaking the cycle and the impact on personal wellbeing
  • The Empowerment Dynamic: the Creator, the Challenger and the Coach
  • Reflective journal prompts

PDF, 27 pages. Print at home or fill in on screen. Instant download after payment.

This workbook is an educational resource. It does not replace therapy, medical care or crisis support. If you feel unsafe, contact your GP, NHS 111 or your local emergency services.

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Page 3: The Roles EXPLAINED THE 01 VICTIM: THE. Page 4: The Victim INFO SHEET The Victim in the Drama Triangle feels oppressed.

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Page 3: The Roles EXPLAINED THE 01 VICTIM: THE. Page 6: Exploring PERCEIVED HELPLESSNESS Think of a recent time you felt helpl. Page 8: Reauthoring YOUR STORY Write a brief summary of a situation where you .

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Page 6: Exploring PERCEIVED HELPLESSNESS Think of a recent time you felt helpl. Page 7: The Needs BEHIND THE VICTIMHOOD Choose a recent situation where you fe.

Drama Triangle Worksheets, inside pages 8 and 9

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Page 8: Reauthoring YOUR STORY Write a brief summary of a situation where you . Page 9: The Persecutor INFO SHEET The Persecutor adopts a stance of blame, cri.

Questions buyers ask

Do both partners need to take part?

No. Most of these workbooks are for one person. A change in one partner's responses often shifts the pattern between two people.

Do these replace couples therapy?

No. They help you understand a pattern and practise a new response. For entrenched conflict, betrayal or separation, see a couples therapist.

Is this suitable if my partner frightens me?

No. Couple exercises are unsafe where there is fear, control or violence. In the UK, call the National Domestic Abuse Helpline on 0808 2000 247.

How do I get the file after paying?

The download links appear on the order confirmation page and arrive by email within a minute. No account is needed, and you keep the files.

When a worksheet is not enough

Some problems need another person in the room. Kita Tabachka, the BACP registered therapist behind this shop, works online with individuals and couples in the UK and abroad. The first consultation is free.

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Name the role, then step out of it

You step in to help your sister, end up blamed, and next month the same scene plays again with a different cast. The roles rotate. The drama stays.

This 27-page workbook explains the three roles of the drama triangle, Victim, Persecutor and Rescuer, with an info sheet and a set of exercises for each. You track the critical thoughts, the payoffs and the needs underneath each role, then learn how the roles shift mid-argument. It closes with The Empowerment Dynamic, the three roles which replace them.

Inside this workbook

  • What is the drama triangle, and the roles explained
  • The Victim: the blame game, perceived helplessness, the needs behind victimhood, reauthoring your story
  • The Persecutor: tracking critical thoughts, understanding your triggers, practising empathy, from blame to accountability
  • The Rescuer: exploring the payoff, the impact on relationships, boundaries and self-care, empowerment versus rescuing
  • The fluid nature of the roles and dynamics of role shifts
  • Breaking the cycle and the impact on personal wellbeing
  • The Empowerment Dynamic: the Creator, the Challenger and the Coach
  • Reflective journal prompts

PDF, 27 pages. Print at home or fill in on screen. Instant download after payment.

This workbook is an educational resource. It does not replace therapy, medical care or crisis support. If you feel unsafe, contact your GP, NHS 111 or your local emergency services.

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