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Threes in Psychotherapy

Presentation in Therapy • Three clients can be busy workaholics; may readily list all the things they are doing; may speak in slogans...

by Carolyn Bartlett April 1, 2002September 26, 2023

Therapy and Counselling Type 9

Nines in Psychotherapy

By Carolyn Bartlett Nine: The Mediator Attention: Avoiding conflict, finding peace and comfort Presentation of personality in therapy: • Easygoing, pleasant, passive, agreeable •...

by Carolyn Bartlett September 1, 2001September 8, 2023

Fixations Therapy and Counselling

From Fixation to Elation Positive Psychology and the Enneagram

Paula Raines There is a new movement quickly gathering a following among psychologists. After spending most of the years since World War II focused...

by Paula Raines September 1, 2001March 26, 2025

Comparative Systems Therapy and Counselling

Enneagram Ideas and the Work of Carl Jung

By Jean Hurd Wholly unprepared, they embark upon the second half of life. Or are there perhaps colleges for forty-year-olds which prepare them for...

by Jean Hurd September 1, 2001September 8, 2023

Centers of Intelligence Therapy and Counselling Type 5

The Five and the Outward Use of the Mental Center

by Fabien and Patricia Chabreuil In our article, “Steps to a Unified Model of the Enneagram” (published in issue #44), we described how each...

by Fabien and Patricia Chabreuil January 1, 1999September 8, 2023

Centers of Intelligence Therapy and Counselling Type 5

The Five And The Outward Use Of The Mental Center

by Fabien and Patricia Chabreuil In our article, “Steps to a Unified Model of the Enneagram” (published in EM issue #44), we described how each type...

by Fabien and Patricia Chabreuil January 1, 1999September 26, 2023