Access to a #dissociated perspective
An appropriate #patterninterruption
Some #leading towards a new and useful #strategy
At least one good #intention
At least one #presupposition, which #anchors to a growth mindset
Start with an uninterrupted access to a #dissociated perspective (a helicopter’s perspective) so that you are able to detect the drama indicators such as blaming, disclaimers, reproaches, shame and guilt.
Add a #patterninterruption, like e.g. «the problem is not solved by finding someone to blame» or «I am not contributing to this».
Add some #leading to at least one good #intention, which can give access to energy to change the situation, like e.g. «I want a drama free zone and the problem solved… What do you desire?».
Add one or more useful #presuppositions, which #anchors to a growth mindset, like «practice makes perfect» or «when we know what we want, we can do it»
Serve with abundant amounts of #I//#you-sorting to ensure that everyone gets to own their own reality and speak for themselves.
Top with lots of #pacing to ensure that all parties feel accepted and respected, even when you declined doing the dance of drama with them.
NB1: Avoid the following ingredients
Bad #I//#you-sorting, e.g. accusations and blaming will add to the drama.
Mis#pacing – be aware that you may be invited to feel sorry for or enjoy the discontentment. Such mechanisms may be wanted and expected #pacing from the other party, and they will add to the drama.
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