Understanding CoDependency and the Drama Trauma Triangle

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Published 2022-09-03
Dr. Dawn-Elise Snipes is a Licensed Professional Counselor and Qualified Clinical Supervisor. She received her PhD in Mental Health Counseling from the University of Florida in 2002. In addition to being a practicing clinician, she has provided training to counselors, social workers, nurses and case managers internationally since 2006 through AllCEUs.com 📢SUBSCRIBE and click the BELL to get notified when new videos are uploaded.
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00:00 Codependency and the Trauma Drama Triangle
00:41 Define the Drama Triangle
01:05 Rescuing behaviors in codependency
03:18 Rescuing Why do you do it?
08:18 Persecuting
11:00 Feeling Victimized
13:15 It is not about the dysfunctional other (addict)
14:53 Rescuing Self
18:44 Self Persecution
19:40 Self Victimization
20:56 Summ

All Comments (21)
  • @tammy6452
    I always felt weird that I kept my kids away from my nuclear family and let them hang out with their father's family, now as I have gotten older and I see the result, I am happier with my decision. My kids talk directly, state their wants and boundaries clearly and are accepting of others. My sister is currently ghosting me because I asked a direct question of her. My mother once complained my kids were rude for stating their feelings at her house once. I get it now, I don't fit in and their right, I don't want to either. It doesn't stop my pain but my kids don't have it. Addictions are a huge factor in my family and so is anti social behavior.
  • @tomtbi
    I can relate to the feeling that I don't deserve love ...
  • My husband's family has extreme codependency and enmeshment - I lost myself trying to fit in and rescue my alcoholic husband who is also a covert narcissist....like his mother....so glad I am able to set healthy boundaries and detach from them...my husband and his parents are very emotionally abusive
  • @sdscruggs3575
    If you only knew the magnitude of how much you’ve helped me, you’d be amazed!! I can’t thank you enough for the work you’ve done. I really do owe you 🙏🏽🙏🏽
  • @Dimbochan
    I listened to every word rang true for me. I will have to listen to this again. You do an excellent work of explaining this complex dance, thanks!
  • @janethomas78
    A family is supposed to support each other. If you re in family that has never supported you then GET OUT- Get a FOSTER FAMILY.
  • This brings so much clarity, not only to see how far I have come to love myself and break the cycle of codependency within myself, but to also recognize these behaviors and cycles in others. Thank you so much for sharing! ❤️
  • @Ladylovesdogs
    Another fantastic lecture doc. You teach important therapeutic topics that grad school does not touch and your presentation of information is excellent. Thank you so very much.
  • This is one of the best videos I've seen on the topic. I've been working on myself for almost 2 years realizing that I have strong codependent tendencies. It's breaking out of this drama triangle and recognizing it for what it is,in those closest to me. The way I relate to people is so different now. It's healthier. I'm still working through all of this though.
  • You are amazing! I thank God I found this channel so I can finally get the help I need! Self awareness is everything!! And now that I’m aware I can take action! Thank you so much for saving lives!!
  • @Rnicole79
    Very insightful!! So much to unpack. Thank you for sharing!
  • @Larissa-jz2qz
    Thank you for sharing this wonderful information! Your work is helping so many people out there.
  • @seeing1111
    this is good stuff, so many same traits of a narcissist. i understand the difference. the major of the recent society jumps right to labeling someone a narcissist. thank you as there is so much confusion on these topics.
  • I feel like there are infinite drama triangles shifting around and operating on a constant basis in my extended family, on both sides. I do not want to be involved because there is no other way to exist within the system that is outside these three roles.
  • @BowWowBills
    This is probably the most profound video I’ve ever watched. Had to watch a few more times and take notes. Thank you for explaining this so eloquently. It has helped me understand where i am in my relationship and why I’m so confused. I’ve gained some knowledge and clarity. Thank you 🙏🏻