Enhancing Balance Enneagram Workshop with Sandra Smith

Using the Enneagram Traids to Being More Inner and Outer Harmony to Your Life

Saturday, September 23 | 9:00am – 4:00pm | The Anchor House | $100

The Enneagram, a map of our ego structure’s automatic patterns, is a complex system and the learning is endless. The work of our Three Centers of Intelligence (head, heart, body) is foundational to our growth and capacity for presence. Our type resides in our lead center and the work is accessing the other two.

Additionally, working with the Enneagram reveals other triads. The Hornevian Triad, named after the psychiatrist Karen Horney, indicates the different ways people manifest their desires in relational and social situations. These triads indicate how we behave to get our needs met: flight, fight, freeze. When we are thwarted in getting our needs met, our behavior shifts. The Harmonics Triad reveals behavior patterns and first ways we respond to conflict. This is good information in working to resolve conflicts.

The Enneagram of Harmony or Harmony Triads connects the nine Enneagram types is a unique way by harmonizing the energies from the three triads. In other words, each Harmony Triad includes an assert type, withdrawing type, and a dutiful type, a re-framing, containing, and expressing type as well as a type from each center of intelligence.

Opening to all of these triads supports deepening our awareness. We find more balance in our lives when we access more of who we are. Self-reflection, dyad inquiry, small group discussions, along with Enneagram type panels will help facilitate the learning.

Participants need a working knowledge of their type to participate. To register click here.

The cost of this mini workshop is $100 per person. We never want anyone to miss out because of pricing. Contact Haley, for information regarding scholarships for this event at hbrown@chapelwood.org.