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Monday, May 28 • 3:15pm - 4:00pm
The Enneagram's 9 Personality Types at Work: Developing Self-Compassion, Self-Care and Mindful Connection

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Part of cultivating positive mental health and self-care at work and in learning environments is becoming more aware of who we are in our unique personalities. The Enneagram is an ancient tool for describing 9 Personality Types with their integration (leading towards health) as well as disintegration (unhealthy tendencies). Noticing these patterns will bring awareness to how we can practice self-compassion and healthy interconnectivity with other personalities and celebrate our different strengths. This session will explore the process of typing ourselves based on the Ennegram, and outline the interconnectivity of all the personality types. The focus will be on workplace mental health and healthy interconnection with colleagues. 
Speakers
avatar for Barish Golland

Barish Golland

Operations Manager, Learning Technology Ecosystems, UBC Sauder School of Business, University of British Columbia
I get excited about finding ways to improve learning with technology that doesn't get in the way. I love using Liberating Structures to engage everyone in finding productive ways forward, enabling connection and idea flow. On the side I'm passionate about STEM in K-12 and volunteer... Read More →
avatar for Jennifer Slovencik

Jennifer Slovencik

I am passionate about helping empower people to know themselves deeply while practicing compassion for self and others using tools such as the enneagram and non-violent communication (Dr. Marshall B. Rosenberg) and building communities that reflect these values.

Monday May 28, 2018 3:15pm - 4:00pm AKDT
Port of New York
  Teaching & Learning, 45 min. session

Attendees (36)