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September 19, 2015
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Association for Psychological Type
Delaware Valley Chapter (DVAPT)
Using Image Metaphors to Tap the Depth of Type
With Cindy Stengel Paris
Date: Saturday, September 19, 2015
Time: Networking begins at 9:30 AM
Program runs 10:00 AM to Noon
NEW LOCATION
Location: American Executive Centers
600 West Germantown Pike
Suite 400
Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462
Investment:
DVAPT members – no charge
Collaborating organizations - $15.00
Non-member - $25.00
Students/In transition - $15.00
Program Description:
At The People Skills Group, our objective is to make Jungian Psychological Type relevant and memorable in an age where the MBTI Instrument and Jung’s theory have become victims of their own success. The number of superficial interpretations and imposter internet assessments continue to grow in this era of instant information, decreasing the efficacy of and ability for, Jungian Type to make a real difference in peoples’ lives.
These issues, coupled with the shrinking time frames for corporate workshops, create quite a dilemma for us as Type practitioners: How can we present Type concepts, help people select “Best-Fit” Type, add application, and teach the Dominant Function in one session? It seems an impossible feat, but it is only by incorporating all of these the component parts into an Introductory Session that Type sticks. Using these Image cards, practitioners can quickly and efficiently find their Best-Fit, understand their Dominant Function and walk away with a desktop tool that they can call on to remember and revisit what their type really means. The images and corresponding metaphor speak to people without words, so there is no longer the need to explain the very complicated notion of how the functions interact to create the Dominant.
Come join me on September 19, 2015 to find out how to use the cards in an Introductory Session and beyond through Type Development. Start to make a difference in your MBTI workshops or one-one feedback sessions by providing tools that help make Type stick.
Cynthia Stengel Paris Bio:
Cynthia S. Paris is an MBTI® Master Practitioner and well known as a national expert and leader in the interpretation and application of the MBTI® and Jungian psychological type. Cindy and her team use the MBTI assessment and type theory in organizations to to help individuals, leaders and teams develop and work better together.
Cindy is the Co-Author and Editor of MBTIToday.org for Katharine D. Myers, Director Emeritus of the Myers- Briggs® Foundation (co-owner of the MBTI® and daughter-in-law of the creator of the Indicator, Isabel Myers) where she blogs on the use and application of the MBTI® and type theory. She is Adjunct Faculty and an MBTI® Certification Program trainer for the Center for Applications of Psychological Type (CAPT), and is one of a hundred or so practitioners in the world to be certified to use the MBTI® Step III™ in individual coaching and type development.
Cindy’s passion and exploration of Jungian psychological type started in her early twenties, when she came across a book by Isabel Briggs Myers called Gifts Differing. The book taught her that her way of being in the world, even though much different from most of her co-workers, was OK. At that point, Cindy embarked on a journey to become an expert in the field of psychological type so she could impart this valuable information to others. Through years of studying Jungian typology as accessed through the lens of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator®, attending Jungian seminars, completing certification courses, reading and studying, serving on local and national boards of the Association of Psychological Type International (APTi) and presenting at local, national and international events.
Please RSVP to: programs@DVAPT.org and mail your check (payable to DVAPT) and send to:
DVAPT
PO Box 561
Bryn Mawr, PA 19010
Date:
Saturday September 19 , 2015
Time:
Networking (Coffee & Light Snacks) from 9:30 - 10:00 AM
Presentation begins promptly at 10:00 AM- 12:00 PM
Option to join other members for lunch at Whole Foods afterwards
Location:
American Executive Centers
600 Germantown Pike Suite 400
Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462
Date: Saturday, September 19, 2015
Time: Networking begins at 9:30 AM
Program runs 10:00 AM to Noon
NEW LOCATION
Location: American Executive Centers
600 West Germantown Pike
Suite 400
Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462
Investment:
DVAPT members – no charge
Collaborating organizations - $15.00
Non-member - $25.00
Students/In transition - $15.00
Program Description:
At The People Skills Group, our objective is to make Jungian Psychological Type relevant and memorable in an age where the MBTI Instrument and Jung’s theory have become victims of their own success. The number of superficial interpretations and imposter internet assessments continue to grow in this era of instant information, decreasing the efficacy of and ability for, Jungian Type to make a real difference in peoples’ lives.
These issues, coupled with the shrinking time frames for corporate workshops, create quite a dilemma for us as Type practitioners: How can we present Type concepts, help people select “Best-Fit” Type, add application, and teach the Dominant Function in one session? It seems an impossible feat, but it is only by incorporating all of these the component parts into an Introductory Session that Type sticks. Using these Image cards, practitioners can quickly and efficiently find their Best-Fit, understand their Dominant Function and walk away with a desktop tool that they can call on to remember and revisit what their type really means. The images and corresponding metaphor speak to people without words, so there is no longer the need to explain the very complicated notion of how the functions interact to create the Dominant.
Come join me on September 19, 2015 to find out how to use the cards in an Introductory Session and beyond through Type Development. Start to make a difference in your MBTI workshops or one-one feedback sessions by providing tools that help make Type stick.
Cynthia Stengel Paris Bio:
Cynthia S. Paris is an MBTI® Master Practitioner and well known as a national expert and leader in the interpretation and application of the MBTI® and Jungian psychological type. Cindy and her team use the MBTI assessment and type theory in organizations to to help individuals, leaders and teams develop and work better together.
Cindy is the Co-Author and Editor of MBTIToday.org for Katharine D. Myers, Director Emeritus of the Myers- Briggs® Foundation (co-owner of the MBTI® and daughter-in-law of the creator of the Indicator, Isabel Myers) where she blogs on the use and application of the MBTI® and type theory. She is Adjunct Faculty and an MBTI® Certification Program trainer for the Center for Applications of Psychological Type (CAPT), and is one of a hundred or so practitioners in the world to be certified to use the MBTI® Step III™ in individual coaching and type development.
Cindy’s passion and exploration of Jungian psychological type started in her early twenties, when she came across a book by Isabel Briggs Myers called Gifts Differing. The book taught her that her way of being in the world, even though much different from most of her co-workers, was OK. At that point, Cindy embarked on a journey to become an expert in the field of psychological type so she could impart this valuable information to others. Through years of studying Jungian typology as accessed through the lens of the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator®, attending Jungian seminars, completing certification courses, reading and studying, serving on local and national boards of the Association of Psychological Type International (APTi) and presenting at local, national and international events.
Please RSVP to: programs@DVAPT.org and mail your check (payable to DVAPT) and send to:
DVAPT
PO Box 561
Bryn Mawr, PA 19010
Date:
Saturday September 19 , 2015
Time:
Networking (Coffee & Light Snacks) from 9:30 - 10:00 AM
Presentation begins promptly at 10:00 AM- 12:00 PM
Option to join other members for lunch at Whole Foods afterwards
Location:
American Executive Centers
600 Germantown Pike Suite 400
Plymouth Meeting, PA 19462
