The Oral Tradition

The course will be taught in the Oral Tradition, a method which conveys a deep and subtle understanding of personality dynamics that is inaccessible through reading or discussion. 

In this tradition, the instructors and participants engage in a focused inquiry with panels of people who represent each personality type.   

CEUs

• 23 Continuing Education Units for full workshop attendance. 
• Marriage and Family Therapists
• Clinical Social Workers
• Mental Health Counselors

Learning Goals               

             (Part 1)

• Discover your Enneagram “point of view.”
• Gain an understanding of how people from the other 8 points of view function.
• Learn how you can shift your point of view and alter your behavior to improve relationships with colleagues, bosses, friends, and mates.

              (Part 2)

• Find out what works best in therapy with each of the personality types.
• Learn what not to do in therapy with each of the personality types.
• Discover how your Enneagram type or “point of view” affects your clinical work.
• Recognize the correlation between the Enneagram and the DSM-IV.

The Oral Tradition

The course will be taught in the Oral Tradition, a method which conveys a deep and subtle understanding of personality dynamics that is inaccessible through reading or discussion.  

In this tradition, the instructors and participants engage in a focused inquiry with panels of people who represent each personality type.   

Learning Goals

• Discover your Enneagram “point of view.”
• Gain an understanding of how people from the other 8 points of view function.
• Learn how you can shift your point of view and alter your behavior to improve relationships with colleagues, bosses, friends, and mates.