An Enneagram workshop focussed on the shadow side of each personality type, and how it can be liberated to become a positive force.

Much like the yin-yang symbol, each enneagram type possesses a particular gift – but also an underlying (mostly unconscious) fixation that can often undermine personal effectiveness, and even become a destructive force in life. It is essential to acknowledge this shadow side of the personality, and work with it to release its dynamic, positive energy. This workshop will identify the gifts and ‘shadows’ in each enneagram type and show how to set about ‘redeeming’ them.

Workshop leader – Dave Tomlinson

Saturday 24th November, 10am – 4pm St Luke’s Church, Hillmarton Road, London N7 9RE

Suggested contribution: £10
Hot drinks provided – bring a packed lunch

For newcomers to the Enneagram, there is an introductory
workshop at St Luke’s on Friday 23rd November, 7.30pm
suggested contribution: £4

Bookings/enquiries for both events – dave@davetomlinson.co.uk

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