Durable Way Pattern Map

At work: Use it when the same kind of boss, betrayal or team problem keeps showing up, whatever job you’re in.
At home: Use it when the same argument or role keeps returning with family or a partner, and you’re ready to step out of it.

Ready to step out of the pattern for good?

A map shows you the pattern. Changing it takes practice, and it goes faster with someone beside you. Durable Way coaching blends body awareness, inner work and practical leadership tools.

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Credits

The roles draw on Stephen Karpman’s Drama Triangle (1968). The new roles draw on David Emerald’s The Power of TED* (The Empowerment Dynamic). The protector step is informed by Internal Family Systems, developed by Richard Schwartz. The “please” urge draws on Pete Walker’s description of the fawn response.

This tool supports reflection and coaching. It is not therapy.

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