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The
Dynamic Enneagram
Introduction
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Enneagram audio series'
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The
Five Elements
of Change:
A Dynamic Enneagram Workshop
Tom Condon
With Special
Guest
Carol Erickson
An edited workshop that combines
the Enneagram with NLP, Ericksonian
techniques,
brief therapy, guided imagery and other
powerful methods of change. Special
section on how
to generate homework assignments
and behavioral tasks for
different Enneagram styles. Also
includes a brief hypnotic double
induction.
To
help you:
·
Use the Enneagram to truly grow
and change
·
Learn
a powerful framework for effective problem
solving
· Learn how to evoke each Enneagram style's
hidden resources
· Become your own best coach, counselor or
therapist
·
Develop effective homework assignments and
behavioral tasks
This new
audio program, edited from a live workshop,
presents Tom Condon’s Five Elements of Change
model - a general model of change that is
specifically adapted to working with Enneagram
patterns and problems. Each Element is explored
in-detail and Tom demonstrates a variety of
effective methods for helping people change. In
addition, Tom is joined by Carol Erickson, Milton
Erickson's eldest daughter, for a session on how
to generate homework assignments and behavioral
tasks for different Enneagram styles. Tom and
Carol conclude the workshop with a brief hypnotic
double induction.
This audio
program will
teach you the framework used by exceptional
coaches, counselors and psychotherapists – how
they think and act when they successfully help
their clients change. It will also help you become
your own best coach or therapist.
The
Five Elements of Change are:
1)
Defining a problem to be changed
2)
Creating sufficient motivation
3)
Developing realistic, well-formed goals
4)
Evoking the inner resources needed to make the
change
5)
Using effective techniques
Topics
include: Each Enneagram style’s positive and
negative motivation to change * “Feel good,” “feel
bad” and “feel nothing” defense mechanisms * The
value of subtypes in producing change * How
effective change methods work with different
personality dilemmas * NLP techniques newly applied
to the Enneagram
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More About the Enneagram
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