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Listening to the Dog Whisperer: How a “Type 8” Program for Dogs Can Make the World a Better Place To Live

By Susan Rhodes “I rehabilitate dogs, I train humans. I am the Dog Whisperer.” — Cesar Millan One day about a year ago when...

by Susan Rhodes December 1, 2007September 8, 2023

Therapy and Counselling Type 4

Fours in Therapy

By Carolyn Bartlett Presentation in Therapy • Fours can present themselves as outsiders • Some are moody, introspective, or quietly reserved; others have a...

by Carolyn Bartlett October 1, 2007September 8, 2023

Type 6

Sixmix – Expectations

By Ann Kirby The voice of our original self is often muffled, overwhelmed, even strangled, by the voices of other people’s expectations. ~ Julia...

by Ann Kirby January 1, 2007September 8, 2023

Latest Research Type 6

The Enneagram of Life Paths

By Susan Rhodes Several years ago, when I started exploring the enneagram in depth, I soon realized it was different from other systems for...

by Susan Rhodes January 1, 2007August 3, 2024

Type 5

Fiveness: From Inside Out

by Ava Ingram I am tired of reading about fiveness as written by others. It is not that there is anything overtly incorrect about...

by Ava Ingram May 1, 2006September 26, 2023

Personal Growth/Self-Development Type 5 Type 8 Type Insights Understanding the Enneagram

The 9 w 1 “Dreamer’s” Problem Enneagram MBTI and Jung. Part 1

For several years of reading enneagram literature I had myself pegged as a ‘Five’, probably a 5w4. Whenever I read the books, and usually...

by Dave Lorne February 12, 2006January 16, 2024

Applications Education Relationships Spirituality Therapy and Counselling Type 2 Type 4 Type 7 Understanding the Enneagram

The Enneagram of Avoidances, Deficient Emptiness & the Plutonic Paradox of Space

When most people think of “the Enneagram” what they usually are referencing is the Enneagram of the Personality, but there are actually many enneagrams...

by Gary Rosenthal February 12, 2006January 16, 2024