Where
Chetcuti Room • Millbrae Public Library
450 Poplar Avenue
Millbrae, CA 94030
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Saturday April 14, 2018 • 9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
AM: The Type Problem: Fundamentals of Duality in Everyday Life
PM (optional): Untangling the Gnarled Knots of Opposites:
Stories that Unravel the Type Problem
Presented By
NOTE: Members may bring first-time guests at no charge (AM event only)
Join us from 9:00 - 9:15 a.m. for refreshments and facilitated networking. Announcements begin at 9:15. Danielle will begin presenting at 9:30.
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Both sessions are based on what Jung established as the Type Problem.
The morning is an overview of the theoretical underpinnings -- what is complementarity? Its challenge? Differentiation? etc. It presents a model of the process of differentiation of the functions, specialization, saturation and compensation. How the conscious and the unconscious work together towards individuation and the role that the transcendent function plays.
The optional afternoon is all about practice: how we ourselves can promote individuation in ourselves and others through stories that help us recognize our own projectsion, reel them in, and better see the other person for who they are instead of screens for our own unconscious.
Participants will walk away with:
- a greater understanding of the type problem, the nature of duality (or opposites) and how it impacts our relationships
- a model that identifies the different steps of individuation including that of differentiation, specialization, the tension of opposites and transcendence
- an appreciation of the challenges we face because of the nature of duality
- tools and skills to meet these challenges
Those who use type professionally will also benefit by:
- Coaching tips and tools to untangle tangled relationships
- A model that illustrates the dance of opposites, and the different stages of development to pay attention to
These presentations are designed for those with an Intermediate or Advanced level of Type knowledge.
Danielle Poirier is an independent senior trainer who specializes in team building. Based on the observation that a team’s diversity is the cornerstone of its potential for creativity and sustainability, her work focuses on skills and abilities that foster and leverage differences. As the first Canadian member of the Association for Psychological Type’s international faculty, Danielle adapted, delivered and coordinated the qualifying program for Canada in both official languages, for over a decade. She also did the research, wrote, and produced the Magnificent 16, a multimedia software program that illustrates the 16 personality types. Danielle has INFP preferences.
To learn more about Danielle Poirier's work, visit www.rebeleagle.com