Our Human Experiences

Join us for an evening of conversation and making new friends. We'll split into smaller groups, and be presented with various discussion openers to help us break the ice.

Every 10-30 minutes, the groups will keep rotating to give us a chance to meet new folks. And I might throw in an activity if we're interested!

Notes

• To help foster heart-centered connections, for safety purposes, and to help recreate an in-person vibe, having your camera on is preferred at this event. I may setup separate breakout groups for those who'd prefer to chat with their cameras off. And I may request you turn on your camera (even if briefly), so I can verify that you are who you claim to be.
• The Zoom room for this event may have a limited capacity.

Finding the Zoom Link

• The Zoom link is posted! I recommend registering in advance.
• If the event is about to begin, and you can`t find the Zoom link, there's a chance the Meetup app is glitching. I recommend you use a laptop or desktop device, then login to www.meetup.com. You should see the link at the top-right of this page, underneath the event time.

Parenting is hard work. Today’s parents want the best for their child without sacrificing their total life. How do you blend the needs of the developing child with the needs of the parent? This workshop focuses on the development of these 3 elements in the parenting loop for both parent and child:

• Knowledge
• Ego strength
• Resilience

We will examine the joys and the stressors for parenting by personality type. For instance what parenting tasks stress an ISTJ parent, can be very different from what stresses an ENFP parent. Throw the child’s personality type into the play and now you have a complicated arena that requires knowledge, ego strength, and resilience.

Personality type differences in the use and emergence of these elements is a key focal point. Participants will leave with over 50 hints for working with type differences in a family system.

In this workshop, you will learn ways to:
1. Use personality type in daily life with your family members.
2. Recognize type in development vs inappropriate behavior.
3. Use the awareness of type differences to develop resilience in the parent and in the child.
4. Identify ego strength and ways to help manage its development.

A registration form will be made ready when we get closer to the date of the event. Please stay tuned!