
Exploring the Connections
Between Psychoanalytic Developmental Theory and the Enneagram, or Building Bridges not Demolishing Them: A Reply to Susan Rhodes By Beatrice Chestnut I am writing...

Between Psychoanalytic Developmental Theory and the Enneagram, or Building Bridges not Demolishing Them: A Reply to Susan Rhodes By Beatrice Chestnut I am writing...

By Jack Labanauskas Peter O'Hanrahan Peter O’Hanrahan is a seasoned veteran and has been involved since the early days of the enneagram movement. His...

I have sad news to report. On October 31, Theodorre Donson died. Theodorre was a dear friend and along with his wife Kathy Hurley...

A New Theory – Origins of Type & the Nature of Type Motivation Premise 3: Type is positive in nature As an innate and...

By Jim Jennings Ph.D. If you’re willing to listen, I’m willing to talk. I’m an Eight. Funny thing about being an Eight. If I...

By Susan Rhodes In an article published in the first edition of Enneagram Journal, “Understanding the Development of Personality Type,”1 author Bea Chestnut describes...

The Enneagram and the Enlightenment Intensive Robert Tallon (left) and John Stone (right) Like many readers of the Enneagram Monthly, I’ve been around the...

Tearing myself away from the spectacle that we call the elections, lately enhanced with apocalyptic predictions of financial doom and gloom, this issue came...