Integrating the Fragmented Self: Self-Triangulation Therapy

Integrating the Fragmented Self: Self-Triangulation Therapy

Presented by Adrienne Loker, LCSW, EMDR, SEP

Explore the internal landscape of the self through Self-Triangulation, a clinical map designed to help therapists identify and work with internal roles formed during attachment development. Chronic stress can lead to Stress Roles, while supportive experiences foster Resilience Roles—the building blocks of a healthy, integrated personality. Every individual carries both types of roles, and therapy becomes transformative when underdeveloped Resilience Roles are strengthened and Stress Roles are understood and renegotiated.

This training uniquely combines experiential psychodramatic action methods with a practical clinical framework. Participants will practice techniques that can be directly applied in the therapy room—externalizing roles, gaining clarity, and transforming them into functioning parts of the self. Through role enactment, mirroring, doubling, and other action-based interventions, clinicians deepen their ability to see and work with the dynamic interplay of Stress and Resilience Roles in themselves and their…