The enneagram system of personality types made its first public appearance in Berkeley in 1978. Since then it has spread around the world as a powerful method to understand ourselves and the people in our lives.
The enneagram describes nine personality types, each with a particular way of seeing the world and a style in relationship. Every type has it gifts and challenges. Knowing our own style and how this is different from others is a huge help in our relationships – at home and at work. Used in families, organizations, church congregations, psychotherapy and coaching practices to develop emotional intelligence, effective communication, leadership and teams.
Join us to hear panel interviews with all nine personality types about what works for them in relationship, what gets in the way, and how they want to be loved and supported.
Type 2, the Giver; Type 3, the Performer; Type 4, the Romantic.
Type 5, the Observer; Type 6, the Loyal Skeptic; Type 7, the Epicure.
Type 1, the Perfectionist; Type 8, the Protector; Type 9, the Mediator.
Self Preservation, One to One, Social.
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Questions: contact Enneagram Work at 510-234-1600.
Doors open at 6:45. The center has a no shoes policy on the carpet.