Family and Life

Learn more about yourself and how you respond to situations through personality profiling the Myers Briggs ™ way.

Discover your innate personality Type and understand how you are energised, make decisions and view and structure your world. This knowledge will give you greater self-confidence and resilience, improving your connection with everyone in your life. In doing so allowing you to develop your strengths and teaching you how to pursue the lifestyle that will bring you the greatest gift… that of living your best life.

Understand what makes your partner tick, to create stronger, cohesive and calm relationships. Love has never looked so good!

Learning about your partners personality Type and your own, will teach you both how the other person ‘ticks’. You will understand how you are both energised in the world, view and structure your world and how you make your decisions.

These are key factors in developing a happy, long lasting relationship. Your relationship will then be built with love and knowledge. This knowledge is the sharing and understanding of each other’s differences and similarities, exploring your strengths and learning how to work together as a team, not as an individual.

From studying the MBTI 16 personality types and raising my own children I can see the characteristics and similarities that type brings to the way that we parent and how differently our different “type” children respond.

Knowing you and your children’s MBTI types saves an enormous amount of wasted anger and frustration. If you are able to respond to your children’s innate personality needs and behaviours using your knowledge of type.

Learn how to understand your own innate reactions to situations. Then become skilled at responding appropriately to your children’s/teenagers different types, to avoid arguments, annoyances and poor behaviour.

Make parenting a more enjoyable experience and learn to love and value your offspring’s differences.

Join me and find out.

Education about innate personality is important at all stages of life including the teenage years.

The MBTI can be a valuable resource for teenagers as they begin their journey of self-discovery and understanding of their “place in the world”.

Physical, emotional and hormonal changes can mean that the ‘teen years’ become weighed down with anxiety, low self-esteem, bullying issues and misunderstandings about other people.

Guidance during this time while they are finding out “who they are” is essential. Given the ‘tools’ to understand their innate strengths and gifts does not only help develop self-confidence but also allows them to understand the people who surround them. Knowing that people are different, not right or wrong, just different can be an enlightening experience for this age group.

MBTI Instrument gives the individual valuable insights regarding their preferences or tendencies on four “either/or” personality dimensions.

1 What is the focus and direction of their personal energy?

Introversion or Extraversion

How does this affect their study, friendship groups, the way that they like to be taught?

2 How do they prefer to gather information?

Details and facts or Big picture, theories and imagination.

How does this affect their learning style, the way that they view the world and how suited are they to different tasks.

3 How do they prefer to make decisions?

Using their Thinking or Feeling in decision-making.

How does this affect the language that they use or affect the way they interpret or misinterpret other people’s language?

4 How much structure or flexibility do they need in the outer world?

Judging: Are they naturally organised and planned and prefer order and structure? (Yes, there are teens like this beneath the “teen untidiness”).

Perceiving: Flexible, adapting easily to change, spontaneous and easy going.

The results of the Myers Briggs Instrument will indicate each individual’s preference and unique gifts while also pointing out vulnerabilities and areas for personal development. These will be identified and discussed and techniques will be used to teach strategies to manage stresses and build on strengths.

*It is recommended that parents also know and understand their MBTI profile in order to facilitate even more successful communication with their teen.

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