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Portland Chapter Assocation for Psychological Type |
Upcoming Workshop - Saturday, April 10, 2010 "The Neuroscience of Personality" - with Dr. Dario Nardi Learn more... |
Meetings are normally held in the ground floor meeting room/chapel of Medical Teams International, 14150 SW Milton Ct., Portland, OR (near Tigard). Map Thanks to board member Mary Ellen Kirian and Medical Teams for offering us such a great space! Directions From I-5, take exit 291 for Carman Drive towards King City. Go .3 miles. Take a slight right at SW Upper Boones Ferry Rd. Go .2 miles. Turn right at SW 72nd Ave. Go .7 miles. Turn left at SW Bonita Rd. Go .2 miles. Turn right at SW Milton Ct. Medical Teams Int'l is right there. |
Our organization is for anyone interested in learning more about psychological type for either professional or personal applications. We meet bi-monthly to discuss type-related topics such as: - Communication - Conflict resolution - Leadership - Use of personality type assessment instruments (e.g. MBTIŪ) To locate a practioner qualified to administer the Myers-Briggs Type IndicatorŪ for a team or individual, contact Pam Rechel. |
P-APT is now on Facebook! We're listed under Portland Association for Psychological Type. We encourage you to join our page, as we will be keeping up to date with events and meetings in the area. Also, it's a great way to network with other type enthusiasts. |
Next Meeting - Saturday, March 13, 2010 9:00 a.m. - 11:30 a.m. A New Type Tool - Interaction Styles Which are you? Chart the Course, Behind the Scenes, In Charge, Get Things Going? Interaction Styles incorporates the concepts of the Myers-Briggs and other patterns of human behavior. It's an easy to understand system that can be used to help teams, families, organizations understand who is best at what roles. Interaction Styles describes patterns that refer to our basic drive, core beliefs, favorite talents and habitual world view. Pam Rechel will present this interactive and fun program. She was surprised (and had a little "aha"!) when she discovered that she's an "In Charge" style. |