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Saturday November 12, 2022 • 9:00 a.m. - noon PST
(11 a.m. to 2 p.m. CST, noon to 3 p.m. EST)
Exploring the Process of Intuiting, Inside and Out: A Panel of Ne and Ni Dominant Types
Presented Virtually By
Come join us for an exploration of Intuition, a process preferred by a majority of BAAPT members. Although this function is familiar to so many of us, we tend to know it mainly in one orientation - either Ne or Ni. The "other side" can be a puzzle, a problem, or an attraction. And for those who prefer Sensing, the Intuiting process can seem quite mysterious.
Our six panelists, three with dominant Ne and three with dominant Ni, will share the lived experience of their types, and we'll learn how this difference makes a difference! We'll also aim to clear up some misconceptions and learn how to relate better to people of these types.
This presentation is geared to ALL levels of type knowledge.
ABOUT OUR PRESENTER
Karen Keefer, MA obtained her MBTI® qualification in 1987, and has used type in a variety of settings over the last 35 years. She was a trainer for APTi’s MBTI Qualifying Program for 13 years and served as Director of that program. She is an expert in the technique of type-based guided imagery originated by William Yabroff, and with him co-authored Four Gifts of the Mind, a workbook and CD set for using this technique to promote type development. In addition to her work as a trainer and consultant, Karen has given numerous presentations at APTi conferences and at chapters. She is a member and a Past President of BAAPT. Her Best-Fit Type is INTJ.
Karen's publications include
Four Gifts of the Mind, workbook with CDs for conducting guided imagery within the framework of psychological type; co-authored with William Yabroff, 2005
“Using Guided Imagery for Type Development I: The Yabroff Method”; Journal of Psychological Type, Vol. 33 1995; co-authored with William Yabroff
“Using Guided Imagery for Type Development II: A Case Study”; Journal of Psychological Type, Vol. 33, 1995
“The Art of Collage: A New Tool for Type Development”, Bulletin of Psychological Type, Vol. 34 No. 2 (2011)
Numerous APTi Conference Proceedings