Enneagram Intensive 2.0 (Part 1)

Taught by Terry Saracino, Renée Rosario
2-part non-residential format (second session November 30 – December 2)
enneagram-intensive-2.0-videoEnneagram Intensive 2.0 is part of our Enneagram Narrative Core Program. This foundational course in the Narrative Tradition immerses participants in the most effective and dynamic map of personality available. Through the learning methods of lectures, type panels, dyads, body centering, breathing and self-awareness practices, you will experience:
The integration of psychology, spirituality and somatics
The reduction of reactivity through awareness of your type structure, specific defenses and automatic response patterns
The connection to your inner self, feelings and actions
The gift of compassion toward self and others, as you break out of the box of your personality type and experience different points of view
This program is offered in two parts. You may register for Part 1 only, or both sessions for a more in-depth experience (and if you wish to progress to the Practitioner or Teacher certification track). If you register for Part 1 only, you will have the opportunity to sign up for Part 2 after attending Part 1.
The first three days include refinements to the basic proposition (psychology), the basics of self-reflection (spirituality), and body awareness (somatics). The final three days are devoted to your path of self-development. You will learn the defense systems for each Enneagram type and how to work with your own patterns of reactivity. You also will be encouraged to find the aspects of your own type that offer opportunities for growth and transformation. We will explore the following questions:
How do I experience the cognitive-emotional pattern of my type? Why is seeing that pattern important in my life?
Why is being receptive important? Why does that help me access my spirituality?
Why is feeling my body important? How does that help me live with more consciousness?
Enneagram Intensive 2.0 includes two rounds of type panels in the Narrative Tradition, an introduction to the Universal Growth Process, guided interactions related to current relationship issues, pre-recorded meditations by Helen Palmer, short didactics, self-observation and movement practices, and small-group exercises.