Seating is Limited – Register by April 18, 2016
degrees from the University
of Illinois and Roosevelt
University. She became a
Certified Enneagram
Instructor with Jerome
Wagner in 1997 and continues
to study with him. An IEA
Accredited Enneagram Instructor, a Spiritual
Director and Life Coach, Kathryn is 2016 Conference
Chair for the IEA Global Organization. Kathryn
facilitates study groups, leads retreats and teaches
workshops on Enneagram theory and practice. She
co-presented with Michael Goldberg at the IEA
Global Conference in 2009 using Michael’s book
Travels with Odysseus to illustrate the journey to
home. Kathryn has taught numerous workshops
using this resource with Michael’s blessing.
First Analysis Institute of Integrative Studies
P.O. Box 06236
Chicago, IL 60606-0236
Kathryn Grant holds
With Kathryn Grant
With Kathryn Grant
Saturday April 23, 2016 9:00-4:00
Sunday April 24, 2016 9:00-4:00
Saturday & Sunday
April 23, 2016: 9:00 am–4:00 pm
April 24, 2016: 9:00 am–4:00 pm
THE JOURNEY CONTINUES:
SELF-DISCOVERY
IN THE SECOND HALF OF LIFE
The Journey Continues:
Self-Discovery in the
Second Half of Life
With Kathryn Grant
Integrative Seminar Series on the Enneagram in Chicago
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THE JOURNEY CONTINUES:
SELF-DISCOVERY
IN THE SECOND HALF OF LIFE
Integrative Seminars on the
Enneagram in Chicago
Sponsored by the First Analysis Institute of Integrative
Studies and the Department of Psychology,
Loyola University, Chicago
Amount Enclosed
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For more information contact Jerry Wagner
at jeromewagnerphd@gmail.com or
847-400-6507.
You can park on campus in a 5-story garage for $7. From Sheridan
Road, turn North into the Loyola Campus directly across from the
walking mall on Kenmore Ave. From the garage, walk East to
Coffey Hall, the long 4-story building East of Mundelein Center
(the art deco building.) Enter on the South East side of Coffey Hall.
N. Sheridan Road
Travels with Odysseus acts as a guidebook for
our journey to Home, to self. Maybe we have
not literally been shipwrecked, yet have we not
N. Kenmore Ave.
The teaching story of Homer’s Odyssey brilliantly
linked with Enneagram wisdom in Michael Goldberg’s work, Travels with Odysseus, provides
N. Winthrop St.
This seminar will be held in McCormick Lounge on the first floor
of Coffey Hall at the Lake Shore Campus of Loyola University.
The main campus is centered at 6525 N. Sheridan Rd. in Rogers
Park and is accessible by CTA (Loyola stop) or by car.
N. Broadway Ave.
And then—a surprise! There is more to come. A
final and fulfilling task—let’s agree to call it “the
third half” of life. Bad math—great spiritual growth.
The First Analysis Institute of Integrative Studies admits students of any
race, color, national or ethnic origin and sex to all the rights, privileges,
programs, and activities generally accorded or made available to students
at the Institute. The Institute does not discriminate on the basis of race,
color, national or ethnic origin, sex or physical handicap in the
administration of its educational policies, admission policies, scholarship
programs, and Institute-administered programs of any type.
W. Sheridan
Road
Most of us are at least vaguely familiar with the
story. The pre-story is told in The Iliad, the story of
the Trojan War and the famous horse. This is the
story of Odysseus’ first half, the clockwise direction.
We meet Odysseus: victorious, a hero, acclaimed by
all and (possibly) overly boastful and self-assured as
he and his men/crew sail for home—Ithaca and his
beloved wife Penelope. A distance of 565 nautical
miles. A sea cruise of two weeks. It takes ten years.
Advanced registration is required.
Register by April 18, 2016.
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Coffey Hall
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Send your form and check to:
First Analysis Institute of
Integrative Studies
P.O. Box 06236
Chicago, IL 60606-0236
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The cost for this workshop is $125 which
includes a continental breakfast and
afternoon refreshments on Saturday and
Sunday. On-campus dining and restaurants
are within walking distance.
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Tear off and complete this form and return it with
a check payable to First Analysis Institute.
W. Loyola Avenue
CTA
We will travel with Odysseus, learning of his
journey—but more importantly recognizing our
own. We will gain tips on how to deal with “the
monsters,” how to recognize true wisdom, how
to know when we are stuck and how to gain our
own freedom. How to be completely Home with
ourselves.
Directions
Saturday, April 23, 2016 9:00-4:00
Sunday, April 24, 2016 9:00-4:00
Interestingly, these two halves of our life’s journey
correspond in many ways to traveling around the
Enneagram—clockwise for the first half: counterclockwise for the second. Without stretching
the story of the Odyssey or the wisdom of the
Enneagram too far, this workshop invites you to
explore the second half of your life, by taking the
counter-clockwise journey.
By taking this journey, fraught with danger and
intrigue, Odysseus learns who he really is and what
his life’s purpose is to be, encounters helpers and
those who would do him in—gaining wisdom and
losing false self along the way. Ultimately, Odysseus
arrives home—to a great deal of trouble, not to spoil
the story—knowing who he is, understanding his
purpose and task and moving with grace and determination into the third half of life. Used as a source
of insight and wisdom, this ancient amazing teaching story invites us to make this journey our own.
12 CE’s are available at no charge for psychologists,
social workers, and counselors.
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The story of our life journey is written and told
in two halves. The first—going out into the world,
establishing ourselves, our careers, our families.
Making our way. The second half—coming home to
ourselves, our purpose, our legacy. Giving back.
Set sail on the Aegean Sea and never leave dry
land. No need to re-read the Odyssey (or for the
first time); the story will be told. No sunscreen. No
Dramamine. A gripping adventure and brilliant
Enneagram wisdom awaits. Ship Ahoy!
The Journey Continues: Self-Discovery in the Second Half of Life
With Kathryn Grant
met folks and situations similar to the Cyclops,
Circe, Calypso, blind Tiresias—and so many more
interesting folks—each holding something for us to
notice and learn about ourselves and others?
N. Sheridan Road
THE JOURNEY CONTINUES:
SELF-DISCOVERY
IN THE SECOND HALF OF LIFE
guidance and insight for this “second half” journey.
Michael takes us on an adventure with Odysseus of
going Home, visiting lands and meeting characters
which exemplify the energy and insights of the nine
styles—in a counter-clockwise direction. Odysseus meets helpful characters, those who give him
strength and courage, instructions for the journey,
and importantly: food and wine. He meets vengeful
monsters who shipwreck and sabotage him, killing
his crew, sinking his ships and wreaking havoc on
the supplies and lives. Some lessons come easily to
Odysseus, some take time and effort. Not so different from ourselves.