This event explores how we often struggle to reach a healthier stage of function development because there’s something our psyche is struggling to “let go” of.  It's inspired by the quote: “Let go of something old that no longer serves you in order to make room for something new." (Roy T. Bennett) We will embark on a guided and sequential "mini-hero's journey" of breakout group conversations and reflections, where we examine what it means to release patterns and attachments within our ego, persona, and psyche as a whole.

This experience emphasizes heart-centered dialogue and sharing life experiences, rather than presentation-based learning.

First we’ll be invited to reflect on our life using the "Cognitive Function Wheel of Wellness"!

Then we’ll identify an area of growth, and using this for context we will: 

• Examine how our cognitive functions, personas, and egos “dance” together. 

• Identify where this “dance” may be unbalanced or one-sided.

• Envision healthier ways of engaging our functions, personas, egos, drawing inspiration from Beebe's function-keywords.

Event Details

Admission:

🎁​ Free for BAAPT Premium & Series members

🎫 $10 for BAAPT Classic members

🎫 $20 for non-members

🔽 If you're a current BAAPT member, your respective discount should appear in the list below and be automatically applied to your order.

🔗 Once you register, you should immediately receive an email containing a "Join Zoom meeting" link near the bottom. Once the event begins, click on it to join us. For assistance, please email comments@baapt.org 

🎥  This event will be recorded. The recording will be sent to all registrants, 2-4 weeks after the event.

Please note: This event recording will be much shorter than usual (likely less than an hour)!

The intention behind this event is that expertise that can be released from within each of us, as we reflect upon and share our emotions and experiences. The facilitator will present insights and perspectives, but we’ll be in (non-recorded) breakout sessions at least half the time.

Perspective Acknowledgment

BAAPT aspires to be ecumenical in nature, honoring and embracing diverse interpretations of personality type and the cognitive functions. 

As with most of our events, this particular workshop reflects the views and interpretations of its presenter. It does not necessarily represent the perspectives of BAAPT, its volunteers, committee members, or Board of Directors.