Tapes to help you:
* Understand yourself and others
* Combine NLP & Ericksonian tools with the Enneagram
* Resolve conflicts & improve communication
* Find new avenues and techniques for personal growth

     The subject of several recent best-selling books, the Enneagram is a powerful overview of human psychological types. It describes nine distinct personality styles, their inner motivations and relationships. Each personality style is characterized by a consistent set of themes - scripts people live out that repeat conflicts as well as strengths & possibilities for growth. 
     This new tape series, edited from a Lifethemes workshop, is an excellent introduction to the Enneagram and offers powerful tools for therapeutic change. Newcomers appreciate Thomas Condons vivid descriptions and everyday examples of personality styles. 
     Those familiar with the Enneagram will enjoy a new perspective on the system - one that emphasizes growth and change and possibility. Those with therapeutic or "people-helping" back-grounds will find a large range of new techniques for promoting change and working well with others. 
      The Enneagram is also an excellent guide for personal evolution. These tapes offer many ideas for making changes,improving relationships, and enhancing the gifts of your style. They offer a rich mixture of lecture, case histories, interviews and discussion. They are for anyone seeking new horizons in your personal or professional growth. 

     "Freedom is relative. We can never be free of our Enneagram proclivities - our harness, if you will - but we can adjust our compulsions so we can be comfortable and productive. This is what NLP does with the deep Enneagram patterns. In thisseries, Thomas Condon, author of the popular series of video reviews in the Enneagram Educator and founder of The Changeworks, explains and demonstrates how these two traditions enrich each other. Because of the clarity of the examples and the masterful use of metaphor and humor, Condon is easily understood by beginners, even though this is advanced material for his audience of practicing therapists and teachers. He is also effortlessly entertaining." - The National Catholic Reporter