The PMAI™ Package- Introduction to Archetypes

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Type PMAI™ Package

by Carol S. Pearson, Ph.D.

and Hugh K. Marr Ph.D.

INTRODUCTION to ARCHETYPES & PMAI™

A Companion for Understanding and Using the Pearson-Marr Archetype Indicator™ Instrument (includes copy of PMAI™)

Archetypes are psychological structures reflected in symbols, images, and themes common to all cultures and all times. You see them in recurring images in art, literature, myths, and dreams.

The PMAI™ Instrument is designed to help people better understand themselves and others by identifying the different, and sometimes contradictory, themes that shape their lives.

Introduction to Archetypes; including the Pearson-Marr Archetype Indicator™ (PMAI™) is now available to all users, trainers, counselors, couples and individuals who want to learn more. A practical  program for anyone.
For more info click this link>www.introToArchetype.com


Symbols of Recovery

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Symbols of Recovery— the 12 Steps at Work in the Unconscious

By Richard D. Grant, Jr., Ph. D.

Powerful! The 12 Steps as a Tool for Everyone’s Personal Growth

Noted author  Richard Grant explores the close connection between the process of recovery as experienced in the 12 step program, and transformation of the deep psyche as explained by both therapeutic approaches and spiritual traditions.

Other symbol systems that map the spiritual changes deep in the psyche and correlated with the 12 Step process. They include: “The Journey of the Hero” in mythology, the Zodiac, Alchemy processes (symbols used by Carl jung in therapy), and Tarot cards.

Powerful process questions really work. Each system is translated into process questions based on the 12 step program, inviting you to examine your own life and transform it. Anyone can use the reflection-action questions successfully, regardless of their knowledge of the symbol system discusses, because they use everyday language.

“The 12 Steps of Alcoholics Anonymous are… undoubtedly the lasting contribution of America to the Spirituality of the West…  it works!”

For more info click this link> www.SymbolsOfRecovery.com


INVISIBLE FORCES II

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INVISIBLE FORCES II

by Carol Pearson

Best-Selling Author of Awakening The Heroes Within and the PMAI™ (Pearson-Marr  archetype Indicator)

Harnessing the Power of Archetypes to Improve Your Career & Workplace

Powerful new workbook by today’s top name in Archetypes, applies depth concepts to workplace dynamics. Ever do a Type training for an organization but it didn’t really “take?” Learn why. Odds are it involved the Archetypes of the group and of key individuals in it. This and Pearson’s work on Archetype Indicators allow you to work from the unconscious “Invisible Forces” that must be dealt with.

To quote a noted Quaker, asked about the rules of his firm, “There are no rules. But woe to thee if thee break them.” As this book helps you to recognize the power of the Archetypes that are invisible forces in your work life, you will gain insights that will seem magical to most people.

For more info click this link> www.InvisibleForcesII.com


Finding Your Own TRUE NORTH

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FINDING YOUR OWN TRUE NORTH

Patrica R. Adson, PhD

This Life-improvement Book for Counselors…

and Everyone Else!

This “Book That Changes Lives” reveals how master therapist Pat Adson works quiet miracles in people’s lives. She uses a practical application of Pearson’s system of Jungian archetypes to determine where the client is, and to what new and different paths they may feel called.

Archetypes are unconscious energy patterns— like scripts or stories we’re part of, and the roles we play. The good news is you already know these “people”— like the Warrior, the Caregiver, the Lover.

There are times when life calls you to be one of these. Some enchanted evening, the Lover archetype comes up from your unconscious and takes over.

This book can help you find your own direction in life.

The 12 sets of archetypal questions are alone an invaluable tool if you are working on your own life, or helping your clients.

For more info click this link> www.FindingYourOwnTrueNorth.com


BE the LEADER People LOVE… to FOLLOW

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BE the LEADER PEOPLE LOVE…to FOLLOW

by Rus McCarter, PhD

A Must-Have for Trainers, Coaches… and All Leaders.

Includes McWorkstyles Profiles™

Why Leaders Need to Value Personality Differences; The Changing Workplace; Managing Your Most Valuable Assets; Various Approaches to Personality Differences; The 4 Basic Workstyles.

Why Use Type Styles in the Workplace; Not One Size Fits all; It’s all Positive and People Love It; If It’s All Positive, How Is It Useful?; What It Tells You About People; Appropriate  and Inappropriate Uses of Type Information; Reading People-3 Different Areas of Exhibited Behavior.

“Dr. Rus McCarter’s book should be considered not only a reference for developing staff and growing a company, but also an investment in strengthening work relationships and therefore the bottom line. Because it is so wonderfully written, the book is both substantive and easy to read… expect to learn while being entertained.”

Holly Latty-Mann, PhD. President, The Leadership Trust, Research  Triangle Park, NC. Former Exec. Prof. Leadership Development, Wake Forest U. Babcock School of Management

For more info click this link> www.BeTheLeader.net


The Power of INTROVERSION

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DISCOVER the POWER of INTROVERSION

by Cheryl N. W. Card

What Most Introverts are Never Told, & Extraverts Learn the Hard Way Yes, Introverts are different from EXTRAVERTS! Hurrah! Introverts have some natural advantages. This book helps Introverts value themselves for their Introversion (not just how well they’ve learned to extravert). It also helps Extraverts recognize their need to introvert if they are to be balanced, functioning “whole people.” Perfect gift for your Introvert friends, for parents or teachers of Introvert children, or Extravert spouses or parents of Introverts. Note: C. G. Jung defined Introversion and Extraversion as a natural focus or turning (vert) of our energy inside (intro) or toward the outer world (extra). Today “extravert” is sometimes spelled “extrovert,” with an “o.” The field of psychological type uses Extravert, as Jung did.

For more info click this link> www.PowerOfIntroversion.com


Your Shadow Side: The 4th Function— Achilles’ Heel & Pearl of Great Price

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Your Shadow Side

The 4th Function— Achilles’ Heel &  Pearl of Great Price

By Terence Duniho

Learn how the Shadow Function may routinely Sabotage our Best Efforts.

Recommended reading for all Type-people. Very good review of key efforts of the energy of our Fourth Function, the vital necessary weakling that gets us into such unexpected trouble, or shows us the way to great spiritual insights.

Some worthwhile observations relating to stress, behavior modifications, and more.

For more info click this link> www.YourShadowSide.com