2022 Spring | Enneagram Spectrum Training and Certification Program – Part 2

The first three modules do a deeper dive into the components and dynamics of personality, while the later modules take up each style making use of panels, and reproducible illustrations and graphs.

Module 1: Sweet Spots (adaptive tools) and Counterfeit spots (compensating defensive strategies) of each style + the contributions of Karen Horney

Module 2: Blind Spots (shadow elements and avoidances), Hot Spots (vulnerabilities), and Desired Spots (what we really want) of each style

Module 3: Style THREE in Depth + the influence of conditioning on our Enneagram style: the behavioral approach

Module 4: Style SIX in Depth + the contributions of George Kelly: the cognitive approach
Module 5: Style NINE in Depth + how schema maintenance, avoidance, and compensation keep our maladaptive schemas in place: the contributions of Jeffrey Young

Module 6 Style ONE in Depth + how to change our distorting lenses to more realistic lenses

Module 7: Style FOUR in Depth + a psychodynamic understanding of how our Enneagram strategy actually brings about what we are trying to avoid
the contributions of Paul Wachtel

Module 8: Style TWO in Depth + the role of anxiety and interpersonal dynamics in the formation of our Enneagram style: the contribution of H.S.Sullivan

Module 9: Style EIGHT in Depth + the contributions of Alfred Adler (power, early childhood memory, birth order, formation of worldview)

Module 10: Style FIVE in Depth + practice in interpreting the Wagner Enneagram Personality Style Scales (WEPSS)

Module 11: Style SEVEN in Depth + minute meditations to access the resources of each style + designing workshops for a variety of audiences and time frames

Module 12: Sharing Workshop Presentations + Part 2 Summary