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Bringing The Enneagram from the head to the heart . . . Kathy Hurley and Theodorre
Donson's accurate, easy to learn, and fun to
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The Enneagram and How It Can Enhance Your Life Nicoll Class on the Gurdjieff Work by Conference Call Enneagram Coaching with Theodorre Articles by Kathy and Theodorre Parenting Seminar
There's No Place Like Home: Intelligent Parenting for Today's Family October 1, 2011 in Denver, Colorado |
Theodorre Donson died on October 30, 2009. Kathy and Theodorre's son-in-law, Todd Kemp, has been working with their material for over twenty years and has competently presented it with Kathy on several occasions. He and Kathy make a team who can serve your needs and present all of the material we offered to you from the beginning of our presentation. Todd has an M.A. in clinical psychology and is a licensed professional counselor in Colorado. He is a certified Hurley/Donson Advanced Enneagram teacher who has attended our trainings on multiple occasions. He is lead clinical psychotherapist at the Centre for Behavioral Health with Centura Health systems in Denver, and the Enneagram is the most significant tool he uses in his very successful practice. This is a significant time for us as Theodorre has , knowing his time on earth was limited, passed on the baton to Kathy and Todd. We are confident that, should you accept this new team, you will be entirely satisfied with the material and its presentation. The Enneagram Discover which style fits you!
"The Enneagram In the Healing Tradition" features the simplest, shortest and most accessible format the Enneagram is available in today. |
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NEW! If you are aware
your Enneagram type describes who you are NOT Conference Call Class on the Gurdjieff Work with Theodorre Donson
Breakthrough Enneagram Seminar September 17,
2011 Porter Hospital
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The Enneagram is that paradigm for healing when it is connected with the three centers of intelligence — thinking, feeling and doing. These are experiences with which we can all identify. When confronted with a decision, we typically ask ourselves, "What do I think about it?", "How do I feel about it?", and "What will I do about it?" Throughout
history both ancient and modern, and universally in all
cultures, humanity's
inner nature or soul is described as comprising these
three core intelligences.
These are the three basic arenas in which life calls
people to respond. While
different cultures and individuals have named them
differently, the idea remains
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Physiologically, modern brain research indicates that human beings have "three brains" or three layers in the brain: the neocortex or intellectual brain (the home of the thinking center), the mammalian or emotional brain (the home of the feeling center), and the reptilian or physical brain (the home of the doing center). Therefore, the ancient wisdom of the three centers is corroborated by the modern science of the three brains. Spirituality and science converge. When we combine the three centers
with the Enneagram, new possibilities for healing the
soul and for spirituality emerge. |
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