Enneagram Instinctual Subtypes 2.0: Advanced Instincts, Subtypes, Countertypes and Stackings

Includes Introduction to the Enneagram Types, Tritypes®, Wings, Lines, and CentersKatherine was introduced to the Enneagram in 1985. She began her 24 qualitative research studies in 1994, focusing on the "internal experiences" of the Enneagram Types and Subtypes and her discovery of Countertypes and Stackings, which were validated by Claudio Naranjo in 1996.During these studies, she discovered the advanced nuances of the Types, Subtypes, Tritypes®, Countertypes for all 9 Enneagram Types, and the hierarchical Stacking Patterns: Orders, Proportions, and Identifications. Her work explores the Instinctual Drives and Subtypes as initially defined by Naranjo in 1971, along with her expanded additions of his work as a result of her original Subtype research findings.This groundbreaking research is ongoing and continues to evolve, most recently culminating in her most advanced and comprehensive work on the Subtypes: Enneagram Instinctual Subtypes 2.0. This in-depth, 372-page Megabook presents extensive insights supported by ongoing research and full-color visual aids, including Enneamaps, collages, and easy-to-reference charts, to illustrate how the topics relate to the Enneagram.Diverse ExpertiseKatherine has the distinction of being the only person to have attended intensives with both Claudio Naranjo and Oscar Ichazo, as well as being certified with Palmer-Daniels, Riso-Hudson, and Hurley-Donson.In addition to the Advanced Instincts, it includes Katherine's findings: • Introduction to the Enneagram Types, Tritypes®, Wings, Lines of Connection, Centers• What Was Lost, Unknown, Misunderstood, or Misattributed• Instinctual Stackings: Orders, Patterns, and Identifications• Subtype Countertypes for all 9 Enneagram TypesKatherine's 24 Qualitative Research Studies:• 1994 Enneagram Instinctual Type and Subtype Research Study• 1998 Enneagram Instinctual Types, Subtype, and Intimacy Research Study• 2000 Enneagram Instinctual Types Spirituality Research Study• 2012 Exploring Enneagram Tritype®: Theory and Practice StudyInstinctual Types, Subtypes, and CountertypesKatherine's focus on the Enneagram Types and Subtypes began in 1985, when the general public's knowledge of these distinctions was limited. Her research explored how the core fears of the 9 Enneagram Types merge with the Core Fears of the 3 Instinctual Types, creating 27 Instinctual Subtypes. Each Type expresses its Idealized Images, Core Fears, and Defense Strategies in distinct ways through each of the three Subtypes: Self-Preservation, Social, or Intimate. These Subtypes, discovered by Naranjo and further developed by Katherine, with her additions of the Stackings and Countertypes, added a layer of complexity to Type expression, uniquely shaping how motivations manifest in self-care, social interactions, and intimacy. Naranjo validated Katherine's research findings on the Subtypes and stated they filled in important details on the 27 Subtype Archetypes.Tritype® and TristarKatherine's research includes Tritype®, a framework now central to Enneagram studies. Her qualitative research revealed that individuals draw upon a dominant type from each of the three Centers of Intelligence: the Head, Heart, and Gut in a repetitive, oscillating, hierarchical stacking order. The 27 Tritypes® represent distinct blends of three Types, each contributing their specific focus of attention, Idealized Images, Core Fears, and Defense Strategies to form a unique personality structure. The Tritype® combinations expand the understanding of the intrinsic yet multi-layered emotional, mental, and behavioral patterns of the Tritype®. The Tristar symbol is a visual representation of the unfolding of the 27 Tritype® Archetypes. Read more