Year 3 training

Module 2: Personality Types and Leading Groups

Location: Mala Center, Athens

Hours: 70

Study Load/Credits: 2.68 

Instructors: Vedanta Aspioti

 Course Description:

In this course, the student learns the elements of facilitating a group, from the practical details and structure all the way to how to mirror and give feedback. We also learn in-depth about personality types, according to the Enneagram, and the essential resource each type is attempting to embody. 

Course Goal:

The aim of the course is to help the students deepen in working individually and working with groups. 

Learning Objectives:

After completing this course the students will be able to: 

1.     Assess a client’s Enneagram type 

2.     Name the Essential resource each Enneagram type is compensating for with their personality tendency 

3.     Articulate the attitude of a group leader 

4.     Create a structure of a group therapy, exercise or meditation session 

5.     Give appropriate feedback in the format of a group therapy session 

6.     Match psychosomatic diseases with their psychological origin 

7.     Assess clients in collaboration with peers and properly refer to other professionals when appropriate 

Education Method: Lecture/Theory, Exercise, Meditation, Group therapy process, Practice

 Required Literature:

Aspioti, Vedanta, Essential Psychotherapy Year 3 Training Manual/Study Guide, Unpublished, 2019

Pages, 240 – 342 (102), 4 pages per hour pace, 20 hours

 Optional Literature:

 Maitri, Sandra, The Spiritual Dimension of the Enneagram: Nine Faces of the Soul, TarcherPerigee, 2001

Riso, Don and Hudson, Russ, Understanding the Enneagram: The Practical Guide to Personality Types, Mariner Books, 2000

Testing:

Group Session: Giving a live group session which will be evaluated by the instructors

Exam Duration: 1 hour