The RFP-C Triangle of Conflict: Listening to Countertransference Helps Listening to Children With Disruptive Behaviors

What is it about?

Children who express their unpleasant emotions with disruptive behavior instead of with words may be very difficult for parents, teachers, and psychotherapists. The RFP-C Triangle of Conflict is a visualization of how the child protects themselves from emotional pain. The Triangle can also help the psychotherapist understand how the child provokes counter-reactions in the psychotherapist. The Triangle becomes a useful aid for psychotherapy.

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