Why Families Scapegoat & Practice for Support
This is a 1.5 hour workshop where Nick teaches a framework for understanding scapegoating and othering patterns within families and shares a visualization practice meant to offer support. Scapegoating is a dynamic that affects the entire family system, and so this practice can be useful for those who were recruited to be the target and family members who witnessed the dynamic play out with a loved one.
The goal of this class to help offer clarity about why this confusing and painful dynamic plays out and provide a visualization practice that gives your own relationship to it attention, support, and validation.
This is a 1.5 hour workshop where Nick teaches a framework for understanding scapegoating and othering patterns within families and shares a visualization practice meant to offer support. Scapegoating is a dynamic that affects the entire family system, and so this practice can be useful for those who were recruited to be the target and family members who witnessed the dynamic play out with a loved one.
The goal of this class to help offer clarity about why this confusing and painful dynamic plays out and provide a visualization practice that gives your own relationship to it attention, support, and validation.
This is a 1.5 hour workshop where Nick teaches a framework for understanding scapegoating and othering patterns within families and shares a visualization practice meant to offer support. Scapegoating is a dynamic that affects the entire family system, and so this practice can be useful for those who were recruited to be the target and family members who witnessed the dynamic play out with a loved one.
The goal of this class to help offer clarity about why this confusing and painful dynamic plays out and provide a visualization practice that gives your own relationship to it attention, support, and validation.