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INTRODUCTION TO THE ENNEAGRAM, a workshop with Marilyn Finch Williams

  • Friday, February 08, 2019
  • 9:30 AM - 1:00 PM
  • The Sanctuary Room, Palisades Community Church, 5200 Cathedral Ave., N.W., Washington, D.C. 20016

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The Enneagram is a dynamic system used to identify and help transform the unconscious motivations and obstacles we contend with as human beings and to enhance our understandings of other people. In a compassionate and non-judgmental way, it illuminates and specifies 9 universal ego strategies that are both at the heart of our repeating unhealthy patterns, but which also contain our natural gifts. With uncanny accuracy, it is useful with any therapy or practice to guide and clarify our self-reflection, awaken us to our unconscious motivations (shadow), and improve our inter-personal relationships.

The Enneagram wisdom comes from ancient oral wisdom tradition.

You will learn:
- use in for self-observation, change and personal development; use in clinical practice
- overview of the types: Heart 2,3,4, Head 5,6,7, Body 8,9,1

Marilyn Finch Williams, LCSW,  Psychotherapist, Neurofeedback Practitioner  and Founder of the MEDIAN Center for Resilience and Brain Training, has been a Certified Enneagram Teacher in the Narrative Tradition since 1994.  She has studied  extensively with Helen Palmer, David Daniels, MD and Richard Rohr, OFM, among others. Marilyn has supervised countless Enneagram students and is a sought after teacher and trainer. She has been an Individual and Family Therapist for 35 years, with 12 years of primary training in multi-generational family process with Edwin H. Friedman, author of “Generation to Generation-Family Process in Church and Synagogue” and “A Failure of Nerve-Leadership in the Age of the Quick Fix.”

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