The 27 Enneagram Tritypes® Revealed

by Katherine Chernick Fauvre, MA David Fauvre

Groundbreaking research on the 27 Enneagram Tritypes in a 123 page booklet, containing 27 full-color collages. Did you know you have three Enneagram Types and not just one? We call this your Enneagram Tritype. Based on hundreds of coaching sessions and tens of thousands of Enneacards Test results, our validated research has revealed that we each have not just one, but three Enneagram Types. Your unique Tritype combination identifies key aspects of your personality which when understood, can illuminate the path to greater self-awareness and a more fulfilling life. - Learn what your Enneagram Tritype reveals about your life purpose - Discover your growing edge and blind spot to personal growth - Become an expert on the 27 Enneagram Tritype Archetypes Over 20 years of research and coaching has revealed that we each have three Enneagram Types and not just one. These three Enneagram Types always occur, one in each of the three Enneagram Head, Heart and Gut. The three types within your Enneagram Tritype intersect, creating a unique life purpose, defense strategy and focus of attention. The high side of this intersection is that it gives your life direction, focus and purpose. The low side of this intersection, is that it creates a blind spot which narrows your ability to self-assess which may keep you unaware of your full potential and keep you stuck in self defeating patterns. We call the 258, 285, 582, 825, 852 Enneagram Tritype Archetype 'The Strategist'. They are caring, knowledgeable and protective. Their Core Trigger is feeling unappreciated, engulfed and/or underestimated. Their Life Purpose is to identify what is needed, to inform and protect others. Their Blind Spot is that they can be unreceptive to new points of view. Enneagram Tritype profoundly enhances the power of the Enneagram to precisely describe, work with, and understand your unique personality type.

Genres: Psychology, Nonfiction

123 pages, Spiral-bound

Published January 1, 2010

Reviews

[Mounir Bashour · Rating 2 out of 5]

All she did was stick together the synopsis of the 3 types involved for the 27 subtypes. There should be actual subtypes to these depending on which is your major type your second most type and your third most type. For example I am a 5-9-3 and that is very likely different from a 9-3-5 but right now all of them are under 953 with no differentiation.

[Marta Vázquez · Rating 3 out of 5]

Bueno, interesante y sencillo.

[A Mallinckrodt · Rating 2 out of 5]

Interesting to find info on different tritypes, but felt very chaotic / lacked any real insight or differentiation between several types. quite muddled together.