S3Ep18 Subtype Interview: Social Four Personal Growth Journey
Enneagram 2.0 with Beatrice Chestnut and Uranio PaesShow Notes
Enneagram teacher and psychotherapist Beatrice Chestnut has a rich conversation interviewing an Enneagram Social Four, Elizabeth Cotton. As a SO4, Lizzy shares her experience using the Enneagram with her clients as a psychotherapist and how she sees the power of this ancient tool, especially when working with couples. She also opens up about how understanding her own Enneagram subtype helps her dissolve her attachment to sadness and reside in her deeper nature of pure joy.
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