November 6, 2020
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1:30 pm
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2:30 pm Australia/Sydney
Research regarding optimal human personal development has identified specific steps regarding this form of growth process experienced in one way or another by all humans. In an opposite vein, the research regarding the human deficiencies and dysfunctions we want to overcome indicates these crippling factors are individualised, not experienced by all, and are dependent on nature (our inborn cognitive preferences) and our nurture. This session will broadly outline dysfunctions typical for each psychological type and the overarching steps involved in optimal growth. It will then set about, by group discussion, to explore our individual lived experiences in this process.
Alex MacFarlane
Alex MacFarlane Alex MacFarlane is a clinical and consultant psychologist specialised in the application of psychological type and temperament as a core therapeutic tool in clinical practice and consulting. Her work has involved private practice, teaching, training, research and consulting. Her ongoing PhD studies the relationship of psychological type and pathways to optimal functioning.
This session is part of the AusAPT Online 2020 Conference. It’s just $75AU for AusAPT members and reciprocal members and $100AU for guests for all 12 sessions. Or you can purchase a new member + conference package at $125AU.
You can find the full conference program and details here:
November 6, 2020
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9:00 am
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10:00 am Australia/Sydney
Online Event
How can we really encourage people to attend to type development? Traditionally, opposites are shown along a spectrum, implying people find a balancing point. But Jung observed a “transcendent” function that is a novel “alchemical” synthesis of opposites, leading to a new result. In this workshop, we use a Magic Diamond shape with four facets, such as Thinking, Feeling, undifferentiated, and synthesis. This shape invites people to fill in the synthesis facet. We will go over examples for the types and look at a typical coaching arc that goes from strengths to the shadow to overcoming one-sidedness through new habits.
Dario Nardi
Dario Nardi, PhD is an internationally renowned researcher, speaker, and instructor in neuroscience, personality, and education. He was certified in type in 1994 and has authored many books including ‘Neuroscience of Personality’, ‘8 Keys to Self-Leadership, ‘Jung on Yoga’, ’16 Personality Types: Descriptions for Self-Discovery’ and recently, ‘The Magic Diamond.’
For pre-reading and insights into The Magic Diamond, head over to:
This session is part of the AusAPT Online 2020 Conference. It’s just $75AU for AusAPT members and reciprocal members and $100AU for guests for all 12 sessions.
You can find the full conference program and details here:
Unfortunately we have had to postpone our AusAPT 2020 Conference in Auckland, New Zealand in November due to COVID-19 impacts.However, AusAPT is planning the following conferences in 2020 and 2021 open to all:for 2020: an online conference 6-7 November for 2021: a conference in Auckland, New Zealand 28-31 OctoberThis plan enables us to connect and share type research and practice in 2020 at a national and international level and honour our commitment to a conference in partnership with the New Zealand type community.Thanks to those who submitted to present at Auckland in 2020. The Conference Team will be in touch with (more…)
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 Type (AusAPT) expands the knowledge of psychological type and supports the ethical use of psychological type and type instruments.
Bringing our community and conference presenters together every year is at the heart of what we do, and our conference curation continues to improve year on year. To help us help you, and our conference delegates, we have streamlined our guidelines, submission and selection processes. You can submit your proposal online in 2020.
Organising a conference in these challenging times of COVID-19 impacts means we need to be ready to shift to different ways of connecting and offering community. This is built into our contingency planning including the option of going to a virtual conference if required. Whichever way we eventually go, our presenters are always critical and central to our conference and community and we invite your submissions to present.
Further details about the conference can be found here:
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 Type (AusAPT) expands the knowledge of psychological type and supports the ethical use of psychological type and type instruments.
Bringing our community and conference presenters together every year is at the heart of what we do, and our conference curation continues to improve year on year. To help us help you, and our conference delegates, we have streamlined our guidelines, submission and selection processes. You can submit your proposal online in 2020.
Some background information to help you:
Session proposal submissions are due by midnight 30 April AEDT (extended from 20 March given Coronavirus impacts)
All concurrent sessions will be 75 minutes.
The majority of the conference sessions will be in a conventional conference function room setting with audio-visual facilities. We also have the option for more informal, conversation-based sessions in a lounge setting.
We are planning three concurrent streams – professional and personal development as well as a third stream of mixed informal sessions in the more casual space. We have provided an option for whether you would like your session in a more typical conference presentation format or in a more informal, conversational setting, or if either is fine.
Presenters are expected to attend and engage with the AusAPT and New Zealand type community. Presenter conference registration will be affordable, and not a barrier to participation.
No payment is provided for presenters, but a special presenter’s conference registration rate is available for presenters whose proposal is successful. (Likely to be NZ/AUD 400, approx USD250 for all presenters inclusive of main conference from Thursday evening to Saturday afternoon including lunches and the conference dinner on Friday.)
We anticipate we will get a response back to you about your submission in the first week of May.
Further details about the conference can be found here:
Here are the session proposal guidelines we will use to review proposals submitted:
Presenter
Type relevant qualifications
Credible, prior experience presenting at Type or other conferences
Session
Strong and relevant link to the conference theme, Thrive.
Clear application of Type, Temperament, C G Jung’s work or recognised associated interpretative models.
Participants
Engaged through interactive, facilitated and/or Sensate activity and experiences
Can access session slides, activities and materials to use and apply knowledge.
Session Proposal Submission
The session proposal form is below for online submission.
Please note that the information provided for the Presenter Bio (max 50 words) and the Session Description (max 100 words) will be used to promote the Conference and for the Conference Program. Please check your word count for these fields in Word or a similar application before submitting.
You are able to save your form and go back to complete it later. We will send you an email with the completed details following your submission for your records.
We are excited today to share the 2020 AusAPT Conference theme of THRIVE and the 2020 Conference logo.Head over to the 2020 Conference Event page for more information!AusAPT 2020 Conference (more…)
Unfortunately we have had to postpone our AusAPT 2020 Conference in Auckland, New Zealand in November due to COVID-19 impacts.However, AusAPT is planning the following conferences in 2020 and 2021 open to all:for 2020: an online conference 6-7 November for 2021: a conference in Auckland, New Zealand 28-31 OctoberThis plan enables us to connect and share type research and practice in 2020 at a national and international level and honour our commitment to a conference in partnership with the New Zealand type community.Thanks to those who submitted to present at Auckland in 2020. The Conference Team will be in touch with 
