The Library of Triangles

Emotion, Memory, and Regulation The triangle of Emotion, Memory, and Regulation  defines the core functions of the limbic system, a...

Instinct, Reality, and Morality The triangle of Instinct, Reality, and Morality  represents Sigmund Freud’s psychoanalytic theory of the...

Writer, Audience, and Context The triangle of Writer, Audience, and Context , often referred to as the rhetorical triangle, represents...

Legislation, Regulation, and Advocacy The triangle of Legislation, Regulation, and Advocacy  defines the interconnected components of the...

Hypothalamus, Pituitary, and Thyroid The triangle of Hypothalamus, Pituitary, and Thyroid  represents the key components of the...

Energy, Mood, and Sleep The triangle of Energy, Mood, and Sleep  represents the core aspects affected by Seasonal Affective Disorder...

Fitness, Nutrition, and Recovery The triangle of Fitness, Nutrition, and Recovery  serves as the foundation for building resilience and...

Quantity, Frequency, and Quality The triangle of Quantity, Frequency, and Quality  captures the core aspects of social connection,...

Cornea, Lens, and Retina The triangle of Cornea, Lens, and Retina  represents the key components of the eye that work together to capture...

Blood, Sweat, and Tears The triangle of Blood, Sweat, and Tears  symbolizes the dedication, hard work, and sacrifice required to achieve...