 Anchoring
Anchoring
is a powerful, easy-to-learn NLP technique that when applied to the
Enneagram related difficulties can make a significant difference to
fixated or compulsive behavior. This demonstration-with a Five-is
comprehensive, self-explanatory and dramatic. | |
Working
With A One (1995)
This
demonstration reveals the Oneish need to live up to an ideal and its
social consequences. It also explores how to have more choices and
flexibility around the issue of being good. | |
Working
With A Two (1995)
A Two works with Tom on how to separate the role
of being helpful from her desire to truly care for others. The
demonstration also shows how to work with unconscious imagery and
homework assignments. | |
Working
With A Three (1995)
This CD demonstrates the "visual squash,"
a technique for integrating conflicts, specifically applied to the
Three conflict about success and failure. | |
Working
With A Four (1995)
Focuses
on the Fourish problem of self-rejection. Using reframing and
"therapeutic frustration" Tom helps a Four get in touch with her own
sense of power and responsibility. | |
Working
With A Five (1995)
This CD is more interview-like, exploring the Five
tendency towards social fear and how to develop the capacity to
self-assert. | |
Working
With A Six (1995)
Tom shows a male Six client how to reverse
projections, reclaim his power and grow more comfortable making his own
decisions and choices. | |
Working
With A Seven (1995)
This demo explores the Seven tendency to
self-jail which leads to their compulsive need for multiple options.
The focus of the changework is on how to have more choices in the first
place. | |
Working
With an Eight
(1995)
A sensitive interview, particularly helpful for
understanding the vulnerability that hides behind the forceful defenses
of many Eights. | |
Working
With A Nine (1995)
Tom works with a Nine on her feelings of non-being
and demonstrates how to find the self that hides inside a Nine's
defensive fog. | |
