Sevens in Psychotherapy
By Carolyn Bartlett Presentation in Therapy • Seven clients can appear curious and interested, often minimizing their actual pain and difficulty • ...
Passion and Counterpassion
Is Type Six different from the others? Or do other types portray similar dualistic characteristics? When learning the Enneagram, many people are surprised to...
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...
Conversation with Francis Lucille
Francis Lucille Jack Labanauskas: In the Enneagram Monthly we have focused on understanding various personality styles. We have gone into great detail examining the...
Mystical Longings: Four’s Search For The Beloved
by Paula Raines There are numerous paths on the mystical quest. Each of the Enneagram points uses energies unique to its fixation to either...
Conversation wirh Robert Frager
Jack Labanauskas: Tell me something about how you have worked with the centers. Robert Frager: In my life, I’ve had three major passions. To...
The Touchstone
With David Daniels, M.D. The intent of this monthly column is to answer and discuss questions about the Enneagram in personal development, relationships, and...
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 •...