TriEr Method. Practical Guide to Working with Family History

Natalia Tsvetkova — Candidate of Psychological Sciences, Candidate of Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Corresponding Member of the Academy of Pedagogical and Social Sciences, Member of the International Family Therapy Association (IFTA). Author of 12 books and over 150 scientific works, psychological consultant in the field of individual and family counseling. The TriEr Method represents an innovative technology for working with personal and family history within the psychobiographical approach to individual and family counseling. The method combines three key areas of psycho-correctional work: • making decisions about changes; • conscious development – transforming destructive patterns of behavior, thinking, emotional reactions; • evaluating achieved results.

Thanks to a comprehensive view of family history, the method helps to realize the mechanisms of psychological inheritance, see the recurrence of destructive patterns from generation to generation, and understand the impact of this recurrence on the fates of the heirs of the family clan. The uniqueness of the TriEr method lies in the combination of in-depth analysis of transgenerational influences with practical techniques that not only identify the roots of emerging problems but also facilitate effective overcoming of obstacles on the path to achieving desired goals. The TriEr method opens new opportunities for working with family conflicts, emotional traumas, and crises, promoting personal growth.

The book will be useful for practicing psychologists, consultants, students of psychology specialties, as well as anyone interested in self-discovery and working with family history.