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The desire to help others is a great quality, but what if this desire goes too far?
What if this desire to help becomes a need?
This is when helping becomes a compulsion and turns into rescuing. This is the rescuer syndrome.
Read this neat article by Ian Day that identifies this desire to rescue others, especially when coaching.
I also work with the Karpman Drama Triangle that brings the Rescuer, Victim and Persecutor into play!
Do you recognise yourself in one of these roles? If so, contact me to discuss this model and to help resolve such dilemmas in your work.
Peter
peter@peterwelchcoaching.co.uk
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