An Introduction Through Art, Reflection, and Story

Saturday, July 18, 10-Noon (or) Monday, July 27, 6-8pm

How often have you gotten lost on your way somewhere new? Even with a map, directions from a friend written on a napkin, or a phone telling us exactly where to go, sometimes we still get lost.

Of course, finding our way through life isn’t as simple as turning left or right. We often get “directions” along the way to becoming our best self. Maybe others have found a map that works for them, but it doesn’t make sense or work for us, which is confusing and frustrating.

The Enneagram is a personality map with nine very different ways to see ourselves,
and this 2-hour introduction will lay out the basics.

This Enneagram introduction …

• Will explore the diagram of the Enneagram, the 9 Types, 3 Centers, Wings, and Arrows (And if you have no idea what these are, this class is for you!)
• Offers simple, powerful art practices as a means for embodied learning
• Utilizes participant discussion to deepen understanding and compassion
• Has two convenient options, Saturday morning or Monday evening

This class is an invitation to know yourself and others more deeply.
It will leave you able to navigate your way around the Enneagram
and ready to understand this system’s deeper offerings.

Class Details

When: Saturday, July 18, 10-Noon or Monday, July 27, 6-8pm

Location: 119 Wiltshire Avenue in St. Matthews

Cost: $50

Note: This class is a stand-alone introduction as well as preparation for our more advanced four-session course coming in late August. Click here for a complete description and dates for the advanced class.

Also, you can bundle both courses and save money. See here for more details!

Teachers

• Nina Maples | Enneagram in the Bluegrass | ninagriffinmaples@gmail.com

Nina is a certified Enneagram teacher with over 30 years of experience with the Enneagram as a path to self-understanding. An experienced educator and small group retreat leader, Nina guides individuals and organizations toward greater awareness of the personality patterns that keep us from living with intention and wholeness. She leads with compassion and curiosity, and thrives when inviting people to explore a deeper side of themselves. She lives in Louisville, Kentucky.

• Jessica Olberz Singleton | jessicaolberz.com | jessica@jessicaolberz.com

Jessica is an artist, teacher, and loves creating safe spaces for self-exploration. She brings together a background in fine arts, 18 years of yoga instruction, and deep study of personality and psychological frameworks to facilitate group experiences where creativity and inner work meet. She lives and makes art in Louisville, Kentucky.

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