Most people know the Enneagram as a system of nine personality types.
But what if that’s only half the story?

In this episode of the Narrative Tradition podcast, Peter O'Hanrahan interviews Jeanette Van Stijn, a pioneer in the Enneagram field.

They discuss Jeanette's EnneaFlow Transformative Process Model, which outlines the ten phases of each completed transformation.

Jeanette shares insights on the importance of waking up to oneself, the cathartic process of facing one's contributions to problems, and the significance of community in personal growth.

The conversation emphasizes practical applications of the Enneagram in coaching and counseling, as well as the upcoming Enneagram Summer School.

Takeaways

The EnneaFlow Transformative Process Model maps the ten natural phases of a complete transformation.
This map — developed by Jeanette van Stijn — might just change how you see and work with the Enneagram forever.

Waking up to oneself is crucial for personal growth.
The catharsis involves digesting pain and letting go of illusions.
Transformation often gets worse before it gets better.
Resistance can arise when facing simple solutions to problems.
Community support is vital in the transformative process.
The Enneagram provides a map for personal and professional development.
Practical application of the Enneagram is essential for effective coaching.
The Enneagram Summer School offers experiential learning opportunities.

Sound Bites

"When you don't wake up, nothing happens."
"It gets worse before it gets better."
"You really step forward, you're ready for it."

Keywords

Enneagram, EnneaFlow, process model, transformation, inner healing, personal growth, coaching, counseling, Jeanette Van Stijn, Peter O'Hanrahan, narrative tradition, spiritual development.