How might the Enneagram be central to making 2023 a year that stands out for you and increases your sense of integration and depth. New Years Resolutions fall flat on their face without practice or follow up, as we all know by now. So how can we design a core-practice of self-awareness and engagement around the Enneagram that helps us move into 2023 with more grace, power, and poise? We’ll dive into the nine types and the virtues and vices associated with each, and give you the tools you need to start cultivating and unfurling your core-Ennea Essence. Plus, we’ll have some fun and laughs along the way. Don’t let another year pass by as lost time (“where did the year go?”). Make the most of it by joining us this month and see you on the ZOOMs! Also, if you don’t know your type, leave yourself 20 minutes to check out this resource I put together to help type yourself. All Ennea-types welcome.

About these sessions: The Enneagram is a powerful tool for enhancing our own psychological and spiritual development. Whether you’re brand new to it OR a seasoned veteran with Enneagram work, this new format invites all Enneagram types (1-9) to come learn, explore, and practice. This introductory session will get us oriented as to what is to come as well as get us practicing with this typology methodology.

Meet Your Practice Leader

Kevin previously was the Director of Training and Development for Integral Coaching Canada and was faculty there for 8 years while maintaining his own successful coaching practice. He recently took a short- term “early retirement” for 4 years in the form of recuperating from a Traumatic Brain Injury. Prior to that he was also at UC Santa Cruz for the last 15+ years teaching Integrally-informed somatic arts in Warrior Yoga, Meditation, Acrobatics, and Mixed Martial Arts to students, athletes, and faculty looking to embody new potential and find grace in the face of personal struggles. He also spent 9 of those years teaching yoga to at-risk youth in the public schools and prisons. Kevin co-wrote an article for JITP applying ICC’s approach to climate change. He is currently building a school of practice for those who want to impact wider scale changes in the world. And in one of his more remarkable developmental hurdles he got over his commitment fears and got married to the amazing Tami. He has a rich ILP base especially with many Integral Spiritual Teachers, a Masters in Psychology, a background in ecological design, and a firm commitment to finding practical applications of “Integral” that reduce suffering and increase humor.