The Enneagram is a powerful personality typing system that has gained popularity in recent years, especially in the fields of personal development and counseling. By categorizing individuals into nine distinct personality types based on their motivations, fears, and desires, the Enneagram provides valuable insights into human behavior and relationships. In this blog, we will explore how the Enneagram can be utilized in the counseling process, its benefits for both clients and therapists, and practical applications for enhancing emotional well-being.
Enneagram – Part 2: How Do I Know What Type I Am?
When trying to determine your Enneagram type, most Enneagram coaches suggest reading each type, rather than testing, to note and begin self-identifying the different characteristics, motivations, core fears, and common responses.
Enneagram – Part 1: What is it?
We’ll continue through this series in the weeks ahead to explore each type and ways that the Enneagram can benefit your work in the counseling room.
Getting to Know the Enneagram
Chances are you’ve encountered discussions or social media posts about the Enneagram, a personality framework that has seen a resurgence in popularity in recent years. With all the buzz surrounding it, you might be wondering: what exactly is the Enneagram, what’s your Enneagram personality type, and how can it aid … Read More
