It’s time to Thrive! Will you be one of our Conference Presenters in 2020? The Australian and New Zealand Type communities are coming together for Thrive: AusAPT in Auckland 2020 on 5-8 November and we are inviting you to submit your Session Proposal to be a presenter at the conference. The Australian Association of Psychological […]
Focus: Celebrity Type Chat: looking at Scott Morrison and Jacinda Ardern Inviting NSW/ACT members and guests to join us for a fun, informative and interactive type afternoon online via Zoom video conferencing where we will explore two celebrity personalities and their type. We will spend the first half focused on the Australian PM Scott Morrison […]
Focus: Sharing personal experiences of type Inviting NSW/ACT members and guests to join us for a fun, informative and interactive type afternoon online via Zoom video conferencing where we will explore personal experiences of type. We will discuss just what it is like having particular type preferences - How does it play out? How has […]
Richard Owen from the UK presents a 2-hour introductory talk online for AusAPT members and guests who are already experienced and knowledgeable about type. The Personality Parts™ model is Richard's work towards his conceptualisation and expansion of John Beebe's 8 function/8 archetype model. It goes right back to the fundamental theory of Jung, Beebe and […]
Focus: Sharing personal experiences of type Inviting NSW/ACT members and guests to join us for a fun, informative and interactive type afternoon online via Zoom video conferencing where we will explore personal experiences of type. We will discuss our type preferences and the role the inferior function plays – How has your inferior function played […]
Today’s careers are influenced by many external factors such as: globalisation; corporate change and technology that are out of our control. However, internal factors such as preferences, can influence career satisfaction. This session will explore techniques and tips on how to apply type knowledge in a career context, at any stage of your work life.
Sue Daniels, a highly-experienced Career & Executive Coach, designs and delivers innovative career development programs for postgraduate students, not for profit groups and the workplace. With a keen interest on personal wellbeing, Sue regularly uses type tools in her practice. Accreditations include: The Birkman Method®; MBTI® and Majors PT Elements™. She has also presented at industry association conferences career expos and is a member of the CDAA and AusAPT.
Growth/Development Experiences – Transcending our ‘Risks’ with Alex MacFarlane This online interactive facilitation is also part group discussion and information-giving workshop. It explores components that assist in attaining a deeper shift into self-transformation, wellness, and thriving. Self-transformation/maturation/personal development research has demonstrated that this process has components to it that are both specific for specific types […]
Modern media takes myth and recognisable patterns of type behaviour to create relatable stories with which we resonate. Delve into the Campbell’s monomyth and collective archetypal patterns through examples in Game of Thrones and popular film franchises, with ‘choose-your-own-adventure’ heroic round-table activities that investigate type preferences in the call to adventure of your own journey. […]
Dr Gunilla Burrowes leads an exploratory journey into gender and type in the workplace. How can understanding type help workplaces become gender neutral & more inclusive? Our journey will start with an overview of the gender problem in the workplace and provide some definitions for our discussion. Our path is in 3 parts; with your help we will investigate: 1. the judgment function […]
An online event via Zoom. Join artist Julie Andrews for an art exploration looking at 'outside in' and 'inside out' feelings and experiences. Julie's session at the 2019 AusAPT National Conference in Melbourne was so well received - we are excited to share this session with you this month. You need to some preparation though […]
