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The Enneagram as a Tool for
Counseling: An Introduction
| When: |
Friday, March 30, 2007 - 12pm -
2pm |
| Where: |
Taste of Thai Restaurant Private Dining Room
at 1500 Mill St. Greensboro |
| Cost: |
Presentation free; Lunch on you own |
| CEUs: |
1.0 hours (Free to members; $10 additional for
non-members) |
| Speaker: |
Marilyn Wolf, M.Ed., LPC, LCAS |
Why:
- Stay connected with your professional association.
LPCANC is the only organization that is dedicated
exclusively to LPC's in NC. Find us at www.lpcanc.org
- Network with other LPC's in your region and/or
market your practice.
- Members earn a free CEU hour for your attendance
(non-LPCANC members must pay $10 to receive CEU).
Cost of lunch buffet is on your own.
Description:
The Enneagram is more than a personality typing system.
Besides revealing one's core personality type, it
offers insight into basic fears and desires as well
as the false beliefs and underlying motivations for
behavior. As a counseling tool, it provides opportunities
for self-exploration, acceptance of self and others,
and transcendence beyond the patterns of behavior
which keep us stuck in pain. In this presentation,
Marilyn will cover the basics of The Enneagram and
will provide handouts as well as resources for further
study.
About the Presenter:
Marilyn Wolf received an M.Ed. in Counseling from
UNCG in 1987 and is an LPC and a Licensed Clinical
Addictions Specialist (LCAS). She is the former president
of LPCANC and is the recipient of the 2002 UNCG Distinguished
Practitioner Award. Marilyn has been a student of
the Enneagram for six years and finds it to be an
invaluable tool in her practice with adults in both
individual and couples work.
RSVP:
Please RSVP to Keith Mobley,
, by Wed. March 28 to confirm seating (space in the
private dining room is limited).
All LPCs and counseling students are welcome
to join us.
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