Ed Morler, MBA, PhD
Current Enneagram theory briefly refers to three levels of emotional health: Healthy, Average and Unhealthy. Riso and Hudson break these down into what they call the Nine Levels of Development.
However, neither Enneagram theory nor practice addresses how to facilitate movement up the levels. Without doing so, the Enneagram’s potential as a growth vehicle is limited.
What needs to be done is to integrate the dynamics of The Levels of Emotional Maturity with the precision and ...
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