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Course Content
Introduction to perpetrator-victim dynamics
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Introduction: the six models overview
The origins of perpetrator-victim dynamics
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Model 1: Intergenerational transference
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Phase 0: The given perpetrator context
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Phase 1: The internalization of perpetrator energy
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Phase 2: The externalization of internalized perpetrator dynamics
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Application towards the systemic transition and iceberg model
The perpetrator-victim mirroring lemniscate
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Model 2: The perpetrator-victim lemniscate
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Vertically: internal mirroring/balancing
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Horizontally: projecting / identifying with roles
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The motor of the dance: avoiding child pain
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Interpersonal mirroring/balancing each other’s blindspots
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Constructive vs destructive perpetrator and victim behavior
Perpetrator-victim polarisation
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Model 3: Yin-Yang – how polarisation starts (innocently)
Escalation patterns with perpetrators and victims
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Model 4: The propeller of vertical and horizontal escalation
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Model 5: Vertical symmetric competition
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Model 6: Horizontal misrepresentation escalation
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In sum: overview escalation dynamics
Researching perpetrator and victim dynamics
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Interviewing: what questions can you ask?
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Data analysis: when to code what model?
How to facilitate perpetrator victim dynamics
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How to turn my client away from destructive relating?
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What if my clients are stuck in their victim role?
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What if my clients are stuck in their perpetrator role?
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How to break my client’s clinginess towards me?
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How can I break my client’s fixation/focus on me?
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What if my client knows lots of pain and loss?
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What if my client attacks me or the methodology?
Certification assignments perpetrator victim dynamics
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Genogram Analysis Perpetrator Victim Dynamics
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Newsflash PV Examples Collection
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PV Dynamics Journalist
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Debate Analysis PV Dynamics
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PV Letter Writing
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Avoidance Mechanisms Manual
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Individual intervision report module 4