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Enneagram Ireland was founded by a group of teachers certified in the narrative tradition of Helen Palmer and David Daniels. Its aim is to promote public awareness of the Enneagram in the fields of adult education, business and community development. more ›
Introduction to the Enneagram - Dublin - February, 2012
This first in the Spring 2012 series of three workshops introduces the Enneagram personality model. Using a combination of discussion, exercises and presentation we explore the Enneagram to discover our preferred style of thinking, feeling and behaving.
Level: Introductory - Details ›
Exploring the Enneagram - Dublin - March, 2012
The second in the 3 part Spring series, this workshop is a one day follow on to the Introductory Enneagram Workshop. An experiential day where you will learn to recognise the subtleties of your style in a fun and rewarding manner.
Level: Intermediate - Details ›
Breaking out of the Box - Dublin - April, 2012
This the third in the Spring series of workshops designed to understand ourselves through the Enneagram. Learn to use the Enneagram as a powerful self-management tool. Experience the feeling of getting out of the way of your style and being present in the moment in a fun and confidential atmosphere.
Level: Advanced - Details ›
TYPE TWO: The Giver
believes you must give fully to others to be loved. Consequently, Givers are caring, helpful, supportive and relationship-oriented, but also can be prideful, overly intrusive and demanding. Twos see the world as full of needs. As children, they were appreciated for being helpful or performing useful tasks and they carry this into adulthood. They are extremely intuitive and find that they have a talent for knowing when someone is in trouble or needs help or a listening ear. The Twos get burnt out looking after other people's needs and sometimes end up wondering why people don't look after them in return. At their best, they are 'people' people. They like to create good feelings in others thus maintaining others acceptance and approval. It is important for them to learn not to expect others to look after them, but to take care of themselves and discover their own needs.
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Diary Date: David Daniels to give workshop on Three Centered Knowing: Core to All Relationships and Validated by our Neurobiology June 23-24th 2012.
DAVID DANIELS, MD is clinical professor of psychiatry and behavioral sciences at Stanford Medical School will present the workshop - dates, venues etc. To be confirmed.
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The Equine Enneagram - It's not about the horse!
Jane Strong is pioneering the field of the 'Equine Enneagram'. Horses have an EQ (emotional intelligence) that far surpasses that of humans. Because of this they can teach us a lot.
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