by Susan Nash Have you ever run a Type workshop that has not gone as planned and you wonder why? In this plenary session, you will learn relevant knowledge, core skills and innovative techniques to help ensure every session you facilitate “lands” successfully. Often it is too easy to confuse “presenting” or “teaching” with “facilitating” …
by Sue Blair If you are reading this article you are probably fascinated by Type. I’ve been studying Type for nearly 20 years and I’m not bored yet. It just seems incredible to me that the patterns of the human mind have been recognised and observed for decades and yet the level of general public …
by John Beebe Typology comes into its own when we make the stretch from self to other. We do not get there simply by learning another person’s MBTI® code. We make a connection by assuming an attitude toward that person as part of the world around us which will always, in some way, be different …
– how Type makes a difference by Catherine Stothart Can you get on with everyone at work? We’ve all had “difficult” colleagues – perhaps the impatient go-getter, the stick-to-the-rules pedant, the excitable attention-seeker or the indecisive procrastinator. Personality clashes are the top cause of conflict at work[i] and diversity in personality probably causes more problems …
5 Apr | 10am – 5pm | £100 | Milton Keynes, UK C. G. Jung’s theory of psychological type offers us tremendous insight, yet people who are identical in type may still approach the world with very different attitudes and assumptions. How we make sense of the world involves emotional investments and intellectual frameworks that …
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2 Apr | 09:00 – 11:30 | £50 | Milton Keynes, UK How can we overcome one-sidedness and integrate opposing functions into our lives? For example, what might Introverted Feeling with extraverted Thinking look like when we use them in an integrated way on a daily basis? Jung described the tension of opposites as a …
