United States: Understand the Enneagram of Personality types and motivations. Advanced CE psychology courses for your practice.
This introductory course gives US mental health professionals a foundation in the Enneagram of Personality. The Enneagram describes nine personality types, each characterized by distinct motivations, fears and behavioral patterns, and it looks beneath behavior to the core motivations driving it. Participants learn about the model's history and contemporary application, along with the preliminary vocabulary needed to understand it. The course also shows how identifying one's own or a client's type can support therapeutic interventions, client self-awareness and deeper psychological work.
Explore the foundational concepts of the Enneagram of Personality in this introductory webinar designed for mental health professionals. The Enneagram is a model that delineates nine distinct personality types, each characterized by unique motivations, fears, and behavioral patterns. Unlike other profiling tools, the Enneagram delves into the core motivations driving each type's behaviors and attitudes, making it a valuable asset in therapeutic settings. This course provides an overview of the Enneagram's history, its contemporary application, and the preliminary vocabulary essential for understanding its concepts. Participants will gain insights into how identifying one's own or a client's Enneagram type can serve as a starting credit for deeper self-exploration and personal growth.
Learning Outcomes
By the end of this talk, participants will be able to:
Understand the historical origins and modern interpretations of the Enneagram of Personality.
Recognize and describe the nine Enneagram personality types and their core motivations.
Apply Enneagram concepts to enhance therapeutic interventions and client self-awareness.
Utilize the Enneagram as a tool for initiating deeper psychological work with clients.
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