Saturday, May 30th 9 am - Noon
Clarifying Best Fit Type
Susan Nash
How many times have you heard someone say, “I use both Sensing and Intuition,” or “I am both of these types”, or “I am not sure between two similar types? As a result, type theory may appear to lose validity and individuals fail to gain the benefits from understanding their best-fit type profile.
One of the many reasons why confusions might occur when trying to use any assessment tool is the difficulty in differentiating between adapted behaviors, contextual factors and core preferences. In this session, we will investigate in detail how to separate “lookalikes” by using the lenses of Temperament, Interaction Style and Cognitive Processes using an innovative, practical card set. The benefits will be a greater understanding of what lies behind the “four-letter code” and the ability to help others differentiate between similar types to settle on best-fit. In this hands-on workshop we will introduce skills, tools and techniques to help with this process.
This experiential session will be appropriate for participants with different levels of knowledge and experience in working with type (from beginner to more experienced). This knowledge and approach will be applicable for coaches and counselors as well as those who use type primarily with family and friends.
One of the many reasons why confusions might occur when trying to use any assessment tool is the difficulty in differentiating between adapted behaviors, contextual factors and core preferences. In this session, we will investigate in detail how to separate “lookalikes” by using the lenses of Temperament, Interaction Style and Cognitive Processes using an innovative, practical card set. The benefits will be a greater understanding of what lies behind the “four-letter code” and the ability to help others differentiate between similar types to settle on best-fit. In this hands-on workshop we will introduce skills, tools and techniques to help with this process.
This experiential session will be appropriate for participants with different levels of knowledge and experience in working with type (from beginner to more experienced). This knowledge and approach will be applicable for coaches and counselors as well as those who use type primarily with family and friends.
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Susan Nash is owner of EM-Power a consulting firm which provides organizational development and training services to help businesses achieve results through optimization of its people resources. Susan Nash currently is the author of ten books, seven of which specialize in psychological type: Fundamentals of Whole Type (2015). Type Trilogy Card Set and Guidebook (2013) Contextual Coaching (2011), Let’s Split the Difference (2009) Teamwork from the Inside Out Field Book (2003) and Turning Team Performance Inside Out (1999) (both team books are from Davies Black) plus Dating, Mating and Relating (2000). Susan is the Past President of the International Association of Psychological Type (APTi) and the 2017 winner of the prestigious APTi Presidents’ Award. In addition, Susan is the founder of the Type Academy (a UK-based organization specializing in the business applications of whole type) and is also on the board of the British Association for Psychological Type (BAPT). She is a regular contributor to type publications globally including Type Face, Journal of Psychological Type and Personality (the Australian magazine).
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Saturday, May 30th 9:00am - 12:00 pm |
Pre-register online now to ensure there are enough refreshments and handout materials |
SacAPT Members = Free 1st time Visitors = $20 Non-Members = $45 Students = ½ price (photo ID required) |
Virtual Delivery - Webinar |