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The Enneagram: Know Your Number...CEU credit |
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Fri, Aug 06, 2010 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM
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The Enneagram is an ancient personality typing system that identifies nine basic personality types, and how these personality types are expressed individually and in relationship to others. The Enneagram is a powerful tool for understanding and explaining human behavior, and the underlying motivations to behavior. In this program, Suzanne Stabile introduces the Nine Types: Perfectionist, Giver, Performer, Romantic, Observer, Devil's Advocate, Epicure, Boss, and Mediator. Each personality type is reviewed in detail, including an evaluation of the strengths and weaknesses of the Types, and the likely interpersonal challenges that may be involved in an unhealthy expression of the Type. The Enneagram offers an inherently holistic approach to personality and interpersonal relating and is useful both in the application of secular therapeutic method, and as it may be understood in the practice of spiritual direction.
The instructor: Suzanne Stabile is a sought after speaker and teacher, known for her unique and creative approach to the practice of Spiritual Formation. She is the co-founder and animator of Life in the Trinity Ministry, in Dallas, Texas. Ms. Stabile received her B.S. in Social Sciences at Southern Methodist University in Dallas, where she completed additional graduate work in the School of Sociology and Perkins School of Theology.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES: The Participant will be able to: Understand the history and content of the Enneagram Personality Typing System, and its application to the counseling and therapeutic environment; Identify the Participant's own number in the Enneagram, and how this insight about self may enhance the effectiveness oftheir work in therapeutic practice; and Integrate a foundational knowledge of the Enneagram Personality Typing System with certain frequently used diagnoses from the DSM-IVR.
Cost of the workshop for those wanting CEU hours is $110. Lunch is provided.
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Enneagram and Communication |
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Sat, Aug 07, 2010 9:00 AM - 4:00 PM
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This is a new Enneagram workshop offered by Suzanne Stabile. Talking...Texting...Instant Messaging...Telephoning...Emailing...Preaching...Teaching...Meeting...Web Cam...Snail Mail...Tweeting on Twitter...Facebook...Writing on your Wall...Posting Notes...Journaling...Withdrawing...Graffiti...Body Language...Sign Language...Personal Language...Sign Language. How do you communicate? What does it say about your Enneagram Number? How would it help to know how other personalities communicate? Is your style of communicating effective? Could it be? Is the way you receive information altered by the method of delivery? Is there too much communication? Too little? We hope that you will join us for a look at all of this and more.
Cost for the workshop is $50. Lunch is provided.
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Unattended Sorrow |
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Sat, Aug 14, 2010 8:30 AM - 4:00 PM
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"Those who walk in the way of integrity neither shun nor deny the existence of life's fiercest pain. In the most searing crises, they possess the wisdom to enter the pain and lament what they find."
Steven Doughty
It's no secret that we do not grieve well in this culture. We rely on euphemisms for death, feel pressured to resume a "normal" life as soon as possible after a loss, define strength as being able to suppress our emotions and act as if we can make it fine on our own, thank you. Moreover, grief over other losses-the loss of innocence, through child abuse or rape, the loss of identity, health, jobs, dreams, severed relationships - as well as the relinquishments which come with age - are often minimized. But living this way, with layers of accumulated sadness, has debilitating, sometimes devastating effects. Jesus was a "man of sorrows, acquainted with grief." He lamented the degeneration of Jerusalem, was greatly disturbed in spirit over the death of his friend Lazarus, deeply grieved in Gethsemane, cried out his pain from the cross.
This workshop invites the participants into a sacred and healing space for encountering their"unattended sorrow" and releasng pain to the mercy and grace of God. Through prayer, scripture, ritual, refelction and analysis of our history of loss, we will honor the fullness of who we are and clear the path for becoming a new creation of Christ.
This workshop will be facilitated by Dr. Pat Saxon(see About Us/Staff and Volunteers for her bio) and the cost is a suggested donation of 30.00. Lunch will be provided and childcare will be offered if reservations are made in advance.
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