This visual presents scarcity and abundance side by side so you can see how the same roles shift under different conditions. Use the slider up and down to explore both states. The roles stay the same, but their expression changes. Scarcity tightens. Abundance widens. This visual helps you locate yourself in a moment. Not to define you, but to reveal the forces shaping your response.
A Framework for Relational Clarity
The Dynamic Interpersonal Model (DIM) is a visual and conceptual tool that maps how people move through relational roles under different emotional conditions.
It helps us recognize when we are acting from scarcity — protecting, performing, withdrawing, or overextending — and how those patterns transform when we return to abundance, authenticity, and mutual recognition.
It is both clinically grounded and deeply human.
For Those Navigating Complexity
This model meets people where they are — not where they “should” be.
Born From Lived Experience and Clinical Practice
Dynamic Interpersonal Model emerged from years of research, therapeutic work, and the lived realities of caretaking, rupture, and repair.
It gives language to experiences that often go unnamed — the quiet contortions we make to stay connected, the roles we inherit without choosing, the ways we disappear inside our own survival strategies.
The model offers a way back to ourselves.
