Temperament, Environment and the Patterns That Bind Us
$247.00
Video On Demand
We will delve into the question of “type as temperament” and its shaping by our childhood environment. We see these patterns not as causative of type, but as frequently found patterns that impact adult relationships and self-concepts.
We will look at the ways in which each type learns particular ways of coping with their emotions in an attempt to respond to the demands of their surroundings. We will also examine the ways stress and trauma impact each of the type patterns. This series will be of particular interest and use to those of us in the helping professions as psychotherapists, counselors or coaches.
A New Series on the Parental Patterns and Other Developmental Issues for the Nine Points
Course Overview
This three-part program begins with examining the developmental challenges and opportunities for points 3, 6, and 9.
The second class covers points 1, 4, and 7.
The third and final class in this program covers points 2, 5, and 8.
As in previous online courses, Russ will clarify some of the published teachings as well as introduce some new ideas, language, and ways of approaching the material.
By the end of the program you will have:
- A thorough explanation of the childhood patterns as they manifest in adult relationships
- Understand each type’s vulnerabilities in specific phases of ego development
- Insight into the interplay between basic object relations and patterns within child/parent relationships
- Analyze significant patterns of managing emotions and needs
- Ability to act from Presence with compassion for yourself and others