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Friday, January 26th
6:00-9:00pm
Saturday, January 27th
10:00am-3:30pm
1310 Race St., Cincinnati, Oh 45202
The Enneagram is a powerful tool for understanding yourself and others through discovery, reflection, and practice. The Enneagram can provide insight into your behaviors, your challenges and your true strengths. It can also provide insights into your relationships – both personal and business. The Enneagram invites us into deeper self-awareness and can help you see the way to move in new directions – embrace new ideas – be free from old habits – have more confidence and courage.
This event is for people who have never heard of the Enneagram to the Enneagram-curious or skeptical to people who can’t stop talking about it! The workshop will provide discussion, guided exercises and practical tools for applying Enneagram principles and inclusion practices to real-life situations, leading to a deeper and more integrated understanding of one’s personality and relationships.
Important Details
Friday, January 26 from 6:00p-9:00p
Session 1 – Introduction to Enneagram
- Thoughtful teaching of what the Enneagram is, how it works, and why it is so valuable for growth
- Detail on each of the 9 types from a whole-person perspective so that you walk away knowing yourself and others more deeply
- Space for self-reflection and group discussion
- Tips for integrating the tool into daily ways of living
Saturday, January 27 from 10:00a-3:30p
10:00a-12:00p – Session 2 – Ground and Center + Stances
- Regroup from day before, reflection, questions, and ah-ha moments so far
- Stances will further exploring how we approach getting our needs met + which center we repress or use most ineffectively
12:00p-1:30p – Lunch Break (on your own)
1:30p-3:30p – Session 3 – The Enneagram Symbol and Holy Ideas + Harmonic Triad
The Enneagram Symbol and Holy Ideas
- The Enneagram symbol provides guidance for working with the system through the laws of unity, creation, and process
- When we step out of duality and fixation, experiencing a clear mind, the Holy Ideas arise naturally from our wholeness
Harmonic Triad: Stress Reactions & Navigation Problems
- How we defend against loss and disappointment + cope when we don’t get our core needs met
The cost for the weekend is $50/person.
Hors d’oeuvres will be served on Friday night and snacks throughout the day on Saturday.
Please contact Kate Smith (ksmith@hpcumc.org) if the cost of the event would be prohibitive.
The weekend will take place at our Over-the-Rhine campus at 1310 Race St., Cincinnati, Oh 45202.
The Over-the-Rhine campus enjoys Washington Park (directly across the street) as its front lawn.
It is our hope that on Saturday you can enjoy lunch at a local restaurant in Over-the-Rhine!
The simplest parking location is the Washington Parking underground parking garage. The 450-space, two level is a secure space for your vehicle with being staffed 24/7.
Two vehicular entrances/exits are located on Race Street at 13th Street, and on Elm Street across from Music Hall. Automated pay stations allow you to pay for parking in any of the three elevator lobbies before returning to your vehicle.
Other options:
Parking is available on the street for Friday and you can pay via mobile app. For Saturday, we would suggest parking under Washtington Park or another area paid lot vs street parking due to the length of the day.
Meet Meagan Connley
Certified Enneagram Facilitator
Meagan Connley, a trauma-informed Enneagram and somatic therapy practitioner + mindset and embodiment guide based in the greater Cincinnati area. In addition to my MBA and 12 years of corporate analytic sand consulting experience, I have over 170 hours of Enneagram training through IEA accredited programs, and am also certified in Somatic Trauma Therapy, Brené Brown’s Dare to Lead curriculum, PSYCH-K®, YinYoga, Breath work, and Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion.
Meagan's Approach to the Enneagram
