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The Enneagram as Counseling
Tool
| When: |
Monday, August 25, 2008 9:00 am
- 12:00 noon |
| Where: |
UNC-Greensboro, Elliott Center
1000 Spring Garden St, Greensboro, NC 27412-5068
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for directions.
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| Fee: |
$30 LPCANC members; $60 non-members |
| CEUs: |
3.0 hours |
| Speaker: |
Marilyn Wolf, M.Ed., LPC, LCAS |
Description:
This workshop is intended to give
participants an overview of The Enneagram basics.
Attention will be given to the process of discovering
one's own type and an introduction into how and why
the Enneagram can be used in counseling. The Enneagram
is a complex personality typing model and is a tool
for exploring the basic nature of self and others.
It is used with adolescents and adults in individual,
couples and family counseling. Resources for further
study will be emphasized.
Presenter:
Marilyn Wolf, M.Ed., LPC, LCAS has been a student
of the Enneagram for over eight years and believes
it is a valuable clinical tool for counseling. Wolf
has served on the Board of LPCANC 1999-2004, serving
as Annual Conference co-chair, chair of the Counselor
Assistance Network, President 2002-03 and Past President/By-laws
Committee Chair, 2004.
Registration:
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to register on-line. Click here
for a registration form you can print and mail or
fax.
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