Enneastyle: The 9 Languages Of Enneagram Type: Motivations of Image Inherent To Enneagram Type
"Katherine Chernick is a top enneagram researcher and original thinker who has made the enneagram really useful for leaders in business and law. She's a terrific, imaginative teacher and I highly recommend her work. --Michael Goldberg, J.D."Katherine has my endorsement as a friend, a fellow teacher and as a star presenter." --Helen Palmer"Katherine has the ability to synthesize material from a variety of sources and to organize it in a way that offers cohesion and insight....she has made a point to study with everyone who has taught this topic, including her own research...." --Enneagram Monthly"Katherine is a dedicated student and teacher of the Enneagram. I hold her in high regard. Her interest in the internal style of type and the connected instinctual subtype behaviors make her a leader in the field. Virtually everyone can benefit substantially from her classes and workshops." --David Daniels, M.D."Katherine is a delight in the Enneagram world. Building on her vast experience with all the major Enneagram schools, she does highly original work both with integrating the schools of thought and with subtypes. We recommend her work highly." --Kathleen Hurley and Theodorre Donson"Katherine is a gifted teacher with superb presentation skills. She has a great sensitivity to her audiences, a sparkling presence, and a command of different approaches to the Enneagram that gives her a unique perspective on the subject. We highly recommend her work and look forward to her continued contributions to the field." --Don Riso and Russ Hudson, The Enneagram Institute, Authors of The Wisdom Of The Enneagram"The Enneagram's subtypes are the key to understanding the wide variations that exist among people with the same personality style. Katherine Chernick has done impressive original research on the subtypes. She presents what she's learned with insight, clarity and passion, earmarking the material's practical applications while making the subtypes really come alive." --Thomas Condon