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The Narrative Enneagram
An educational nonprofit dedicated to transforming lives and creating a more compassionate world since 1988.
The Enneagram is a powerful gateway to self-awareness and understanding others. It describes the structure and dynamics of nine personality types, opening a path to a more integrated and rewarding life.An educational nonprofit, we are the only IEA Accredited Enneagram School that sustains and promotes the pioneering work of leading Enneagram developers Helen Palmer and David Daniels, MD. We are also the longest running Enneagram school worldwide, having offered Enneagram courses since 1988. Our curriculum includes foundational programs for both personal development and certification tracks for Narrative Enneagram Teachers or Practitioners.
On the blog: Helen Palmer announces her retirement >
Our educational and transformative programs are grounded in the Narrative Tradition, bringing the Enneagram to life with panelists who generously share their personal stories and insights. Our teaching approach encourages deep, holistic learning through the mind, heart and body. Utilizing the three pillars of our curriculum—psychology, spirituality and somatics—our teachers masterfully facilitate a compassionate and safe space to experience the true depth of the Enneagram.Whether you are new to the Enneagram or lifelong learner, we invite you to become a member of our compassionate and diverse global community, and take advantage of a growing number of member benefits including free Online Monthly Member Gatherings.
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NOTE: In light of the ongoing coronavirus pandemic, all of our 2021 programs will be offered online.
Narrative Enneagram Worldwide Community
We have offered the Enneagram Professional Training Program in 16 countries and have certified more than 1,000 Narrative Enneagram Teachers and Practitioners around the world. We invite you to become a member of The Narrative Enneagram and be a part of our diverse international community. Our worldwide relationships include international, regional and other partner organizations.
Learn moreOn The Blog: To Our Dear AAPI Community
The Center for the Study of Hate and Extremism at California State University released findings in early March that shares: “Hate crimes against Asian Americans rose 149% from 2019 to 2020, even though hate crimes overall decreased 7% during the pandemic.”
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