Beyond Drama: Creating an Empowered Life | Four Classes: Thursdays September 24 – October 15, 2026, 6:00 pm – 8:00pm
We all experience conflict and challenges in our life. But what if the greatest source of suffering
isn't our circumstances but instead the unconscious roles we may play. In this experiential class,
we explore how to recognize the patterns of the three roles within the Drama Triangle.
Whether you find yourself a Victim, Persecutor, or Rescuer you can shift into a healthier version
of yourself as a Creator by learning and practicing empowerment dynamics!
Through this compassionate self-discovery process, you will develop practical skills to respond
consciously, reclaim your creative power, and live fully from the awareness of your embodied
divine nature. Discover how shifting your orientation changes your inner state of mind and
being, transforming relationships, communication and daily life.
The book, “The Power of TED: The Empowerment Dynamic “will be used in this class by David Emerald.
Learning Outcomes
In this class participants will:
● Recognize personal drama patterns and emotional triggers
● Understand the difference between reaction and conscious response
● Practice skills to shift out of drama
● Practice tools for emotional regulation
● Release the need to control or rescue others
● Develop healthier boundaries
● Experience greater peace in difficult situations
● Live more consistently as an empowered creator
At Unity of Central Oregon
Register via UnityCentralOregon.org/classes
Member $60.
Non-member $90.
If you need a scholarship to attend please reach out to Beth
Taught by Beth Welton-Miller, M.S.
Beth supports people to experience nourishing and conscious connection with self, others
and all of life. She is a teacher, minister, shamanic practitioner, and body-mind therapist. Beth
has an M.S. in Adult Education and Certifications in Body-Centered and Conscious Relationship
Transformation. She has spent decades studying and practicing various forms of conscious
communication, resonance, mindfulness, movement and embodiment.
Her website:www.bethweltonmiller.com, bethweltonmiller@gmail.com
503-680-5810