The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator is a tool that helps determine a mind's superior and inferior thought functions. Some know the MBTI as a standard for personality typology. Knowing one's own strengths and weaknesses is often the beginning of enabling growth among relationships of different kinds.
This meetup is for anyone interested in Jungian personality typology who wants to explore how and why his or her type gets along with some people but not others.
Mainly, the plan is to simply meet with this common interest in public locations. We may also enjoy other events together such as hiking or dining. Now and then seminars or workshops will be scheduled to provide an arena for personal and experiential growth.
Want to know why you like some people and don't see eye-to-eye with others? Want to better understand others or yourself? Or just deepen your knowledge of Type? Join us, fellow Type enthusiasts, in an informal discussion of Type and and the MBTI®, in particular.
We are extending our popular summer Type Talks (free and casual get-togethers) into the regular program year. Our next meeting will be Saturday, February 16 at the SF Presidio Officers Club, in the Presidio at 50 Moraga Avenue San Francisco, CA 94129
Come be part of the discussion, bring your questions, discoveries and curiosity. We really enjoy learning what makes people tick, how this knowledge fits together, and the many ways to use it- for ourselves, our families, our work lives and even understanding characters in movies or novels.Check it out! And besides, it's Free!
We're meeting in Moraga Hall which is a public meeting space. Enter the Officer's club and immediately turn right - this is a large room- look for a small group with the BAAPT logo.
There is also a restaurant, Arguello, adjacent to Moraga Hall, where you can get beverages and snacks to go.
The Bay Area Association of Psychological Type (BAAPT) invites you to attend the Sat, Mar 9 meeting. In this presentation, Adam Frey will briefly review John Beebe’s “whole type” model and help us to recognize how we live out all of the types of consciousness in our daily lives. Recognizing how we express our type in activities that we don’t expect to master and control helps us to experience not only life’s richness and variety but also our own!
We use our dominant type to meet challenges and demonstrate our competence, but there is more to life than mastery! For example, there is playing, laughing, worrying, dreaming, and finding fault. When we—and those around us—engage in these activities, the type expressed is very different than when we manage for smooth sailing in work and family.
SFMBTI Meetup members may attend their first program meeting free of charge. Tell us you found us in SFMBTI Meetup and this is your first time at a program meeting. BAAPT Members: FREE • Non-Members: $35
Please see https://is.gd/baapt2019March for additional details and RSVP form!
RSVP to ensure our count is accurate for food and handouts.
ABOUT ADAM
Adam Frey is a certified MBTI® Master Practitioner. He has taught psychological type to business and psychology groups in the U.S. and China. A lifetime student of management and the arts, he has held positions of leadership in the for-profit and not-for-profit music industry and has served the C.G. Jung Institute of San Francisco as an organizational and fundraiser consultant and board member. Adam has written about psychological types for Personality Type in Depth and the Bulletin of Psychological Type. He received the 2015 Excellence in APTI Leadership Award and is past president of BAAPT. Adam has ISFJ preferences.
