The Nine Personality Types, According to the Enneagram
Are You The Giver, The Performer, The Observer, or Something Else?
By David Daniels - The typology I’ve found most helpful in organizing my own work and understanding my clients’ lifelong patterns is the Enneagram, a system of personality types. When we can witness our own habit of mind and its repetitive, limiting pattern in a nonjudgmental way with gratitude—which this system facilitates—we gain great leverage in changing our patterns.
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The Enneagram and the 5 A’s of transformation.
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The Nine Personality Types, According to the Enneagram
Are You The Giver, The Performer, The Observer, or Something Else?
By David Daniels - The typology I’ve found most helpful in organizing my own work and understanding my clients’ lifelong patterns is the Enneagram, a system of personality types. When we can witness our own habit of mind and its repetitive, limiting pattern in a nonjudgmental way with gratitude—which this system facilitates—we gain great leverage in changing our patterns.
Daily Blog
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Case Study
The Five “A’s” of Transformation: The Enneagram as a Clinical Tool
The Enneagram and the 5 A’s of transformation.
Magazine Article
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David Daniels, M.D., clinical professor in the Department of Psychiatry and Behavioral Sciences at Stanford Medical School, was a developer of the Enneagram. He established the Enneagram Professional Training Program with Helen Palmer in 1988 and is the coauthor of The Essential Enneagram.
