AUTHENTICITY
Welcome to the Enneagram
Who could I be, and how does this help me?
The First Step
A brief history:
Oscar Ichazo (1931–2020), a Bolivian teacher who began developing this personality identifier in the 1950s–60s through a program he called Protoanalysis, founded the Arica Institute to teach it and coining the term "Enneagram of Personality." Claudio Naranjo (1932–2019), a Chilean psychiatrist, studied under Ichazo starting in 1970 and then developed his own version, which he taught widely in the U.S. through the Esalen Institute and in Berkeley — this is largely how the system spread into pop psychology and later into Christian spiritual-formation circles. It picked up broader academic and public attention after the first International Enneagram Conference at Stanford in 1994.
What do you have to lose about new information that could really assist you in living a better life? Enjoy our Welcome to the Enneagram introductory class, A brief overview of 9 personality types.
“Once learned about the Enneagram, it helped me identify who I am and appreciate, accept and respect who others are as well.”
-Brittany Davis, Founder
CONFIDENCE
The Second Step
Increase your confidence in knowing that you are not alone. We invite you to attend non-denominational church services and women ministry events that include ladies from all walks of life-without pressure-to show that women need women and there is a safe spot for you here.
PASSION
The Third Step
Once you have rediscovered your authentic self and your confidence, we assist in channeling it in the choice of the direction you would like it to go. We have career, hobby & volunteering events which include assistance in plans with all categories from academia, arts and athleticism.
