At the AusAPT 2019 National Conference, we have a fabulous range of pre and post-conference workshops presented by local and international type luminaries on 21 and 24 November. Going deeper with type knowledge, skill and experience, the workshops cover facilitation, coaching for focus, using interaction styles, Jung and yoga, working with our opposites and the games different types play. We are extremely fortunate to have such skilled and experienced type practitioners, presenters, researchers and authors coming to Melbourne to share their deep knowledge with us via these practical workshops. So take advantage of this opportunity! You can access all the (more…) AusAPT 2019 pre-conference and post-conference workshops
At the AusAPT 2019 National Conference, we have a fabulous range of pre and post-conference workshops presented by local and international type luminaries on 21 and 24 November. Going deeper with type knowledge, skill and experience, the workshops cover facilitation, coaching for focus, using interaction styles, Jung and yoga, working with our opposites and the games different types play. We are extremely fortunate to have such skilled and experienced type practitioners, presenters, researchers and authors coming to Melbourne to share their deep knowledge with us via these practical workshops. So take advantage of this opportunity! You can access all the (more…) 
Jane Kise joins us at the AusAPT National Conference in Melbourne in November 2019 from the US to present on ‘Three Keys to Effective Type Exercises‘: “Making type visible through exercises is a key tool for helping individuals and teams improve ability to communicate, collaborate, and change. However, there’s a world of difference between conducting an exercise and facilitating it successfully to change people’s mindsets. We’ll explore how to choose the “right” exercise, form groups (especially when not all types are present), and debrief. “ Jane provides this article on ‘Taking Type Exercises from Good to Great’ as background for her presentation 
It was fabulous to gather in person at Rydges Fortitude Valley, Brisbane, for the 2023 AusAPT Conference. After a few years of online conferences, it was refreshing and energising to connect in person again. It was especially exciting to have type friends join us from overseas (US, UK, Japan, New Zealand) and across Australia. In particular, meeting AusAPT Committee Member, Harumi Gondo from Tokyo in person for the first time was a special highlight. AusAPT Management Committee members, Meredith Fuller and Harumi Gondo Pre-conference workshop We kicked off on Thursday evening with a joint pre-conference networking and workshop on Type 
The Australian Association for Psychological Type (AusAPT) was formed in October 1991 at Australia’s first type conference, Myers-Briggs Type Indicator: Australian Perspectives. The fledgling association’s leaders immediately set about convening another conference, this time in AusAPT’s own name. The first issue of the Australian Journal for Psychological Type (March 1992) announced that: The newly formed [AusAPT] will hold its first National Conference on the Sunshine Coast, at Twin Waters Resort, commencing on Wednesday, 30 September 1992. This conference seeks to explore all aspects of Psychological Type including application and practice in the field, research, the concerns of practitioners and others,