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23. Juli

Enneagram and the Shape of Our Sex Lives | Dr. Sam E Greenberg (5) and Lyndsey Fraser LMFT (9)

Sex is rarely just about sex. In this conversation, Jeff sits down with sexuality researcher Dr. Sam Greenberg and certified sex therapist Lyndsey Fraser to explore how the Enneagram shapes intimacy, desire, communication, and long-term relationships. Moving beyond stereotypes, they discuss why so many couples struggle with mismatched desire, why "low desire" is often something else entirely, and how each Enneagram type approaches vulnerability, attraction, and connection in distinctive ways. The episode takes a deep dive into two common pairings—Eight/Nine and Four/Six—examining the ways these couples pursue intimacy, avoid rejection, communicate desire, and unknowingly frustrate one another. Along the way, they explore the roles of trust, shame, healthy sexual development, gender expectations, instincts, and why understanding motive can transform the way partners experience one another. Rather than offering one-size-fits-all advice, this conversation argues that healthy sexuality begins with self-awareness. The Enneagram becomes more than a personality system—it becomes a language for expressing desire, understanding your partner, and discovering what intimacy actually asks of us. Connect with Sam HERE and Lyndsey HERE Comment on the episode HERE Our Prior Episdoes on Sex and Enneagram are Here and Here.
28. Mai

The Space Between Wings | 3↔4, 4↔5, 5↔6

Connect with us at Aroundthecircle.org : HERE Katie Whitlock and Jeff Cook continue their dive into the shared space between adjacent Enneagram types, exploring the emotional and psychological overlap between Threes and Fours, Fours and Fives, and Fives and Sixes. Along the way they discuss authenticity, significance, narcissism, objectivity and subjectivity, emotional processing, rumination, preparation, and the strange intimacy that can emerge between neighboring types. This conversation moves beyond simple wing theory and into the deeper architecture of the Enneagram itself: why certain types sit next to each other, what they share beneath the surface, and how understanding those shared dynamics can deepen our understanding of motivation, emotion, and personality structure. Topics include: Why Threes and Fours both long to leave an impactThe tension between authenticity and adaptationRumination, analysis, and the private inner world of Fours and FivesWhether feelings can ever be “objective”Why Fives and Sixes both prepare against uncertaintyEmotional data, problem solving, and internal processingThe hidden strengths shared between neighboring types This episode originally aired on Patreon. To join future type panels, discussions, and bonus conversations, visit aroundthecircle.org.
11. Juni

Saturday Workshop | How do 2s, 5s, and 8s Connect?

Join us Saturday, June 13th to discuss 369s! : HERE This episode goes some places! In this month's Second Saturday gathering, we explored the Enneagram's Affect Groups (sometimes called Harmony Groups), drawing on the work of David Daniels. The conversation focused on the 2-5-8 triad, often called the Relationists or Rejection Group. Together we explored questions such as: What does it mean to "expect rejection" in relationships?How do Twos, Fives, and Eights offer connection through gifts, service, knowledge, protection, and strength?Why do these types often maintain a small circle of true vulnerability?How do experiences of rejection, betrayal, unmet needs, and emotional exposure shape the way these types connect with others?What is the difference between transparency and vulnerability?How do our instincts (Self-Preservation, Social, and One-to-One) influence the way we seek connection?An idea to hold that may bring clarity to this discussion is this:The term "Rejection" refers to the idea that these types unconsciously assume that their ordinary needs may not be welcomed, so they learn to gain connection by offering something rather than simply showing up with their needs. In classic Enneagram language:Twos reject their own needs and become needed.Fives reject their needs and become self-sufficient.Eights reject vulnerability and become strong. That is somewhat different from the way many people hear the term today. It does not necessarily mean "I expect everyone to reject me." Rather, it points to a developmental stance in which the person concludes: "My needs won't automatically be met, so I must relate through what I can provide." Join Us This SaturdayThis Saturday we'll continue our exploration of relationship patterns through the lens of the 3-6-9 triad. How do Threes, Sixes, and Nines create connection? How do they seek belonging, support, and security? What happens when attachment, success, harmony, and safety become central to our relationships? These monthly gatherings typically include around 30 participants and are one of the most engaging ways to move beyond theory and into real conversation. Saturday 8:30 AM Pacific11:30 AM Eastern4:30 PM GMT
30. Apr.

Processing Center | Enneagram 7s and 9s

Connect with us : HERE In this episode of Rewired, we wrap our discussion on the thinking triad by focusing on Enneagram Sevens and Nines. The conversation challenges common assumptions about these types—especially the idea that they are less mentally engaged—and instead highlights how active and complex their inner processing really is. We explore how Sevens use reframing, anticipation, and possibility to navigate their experience, often thinking far ahead of their actions. Then we turn to Nines, examining how their thinking supports stability, connection, and ease—often by holding multiple perspectives at once.
19.05.2020

Basics | Type 7

In this series, we go around the circle, diving a little deeper into each type. Type by type, we discuss some of the basic issues of each type, looking at their shadow, their warning signs, and more. Help fund future deep dives (Patreon) Find us on Twitter Our website
25. Mai

"Morning Show" | Enneagram and the Heart

We continue our dive into each of the types and their relationships with their Heart Center, spending most of our time on 9s, 2s, 6s, and 1s. Sign up for a Memebership : HERE
8. Juni

"Inside Story" | The Work for Nines | Joe in Florida

In this episode of Inside Story, Kristen sits down with Joe, a Type Nine whose journey through recovery, Enneagram work, marriage, parenting, and leadership offers a thoughtful look at what growth can look like for Nines. Together they explore the relationship between the Enneagram and 12-step recovery, the challenge of recognizing and expressing anger, passive-aggression, conflict, self-forgetting, and the fear of disrupting peace. Joe reflects on how routines, courage, accountability, and trusted communities have helped him find his voice and take meaningful action. The conversation also touches on humility, expertise, relationships, spirituality, and why growth often requires doing the thing we least want to do. For Nines—and anyone who struggles to trust themselves, speak up, or act before they feel ready—this is a rich conversation about what it means to remember that you matter.
23. Mai

The Enneagram Book Everyone’s Talking About | A Review and Critique

Find all our material on Dr. Siegel's Book : HERE In this episode, Jeff Cook sits down with Danielle Fuller (Scientific Enneagram) for a deep conversation on Dr. Daniel Siegel’s Personality and Wholeness in Therapy—the book many are calling the most important scientific contribution to Enneagram theory in years. Together they unpack the book’s core framework around agency, bonding, certainty, emotional regulation, and developmental pathways while wrestling with both its strengths and frustrations. Jeff and Danielle explore where Siegel’s work reframes the Enneagram for therapists and skeptics, where the language becomes overly dense, and how neuroscience, polyvagal theory, and personality theory intersect with classic Enneagram ideas. Along the way, they debate whether the book advances the conversation, complicates it unnecessarily, or both at the same time. This is a theory-heavy discussion for serious students of the Enneagram, psychology, and human development.
18. Mai

Mistyping Monday | Is Meredith a 2, 3, or 8?

Mistyping Monday returns! If you want to connect with us on workshops or one-on-ones like this, sign up for a membership at : www.aroundthecircle.org
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The Enneagram is a map of the human personality. It’s a tool for navigating relationships. It creates language for what motivates us and helps us look at the way we look at everything else. Most importantly the enneagram is a mirror; because sometimes you need help seeing yourself.

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Enneagram and the Shape of Our Sex Lives | Dr. Sam E Greenberg (5) and Lyndsey Fraser LMFT (9)

The Space Between Wings | 3↔4, 4↔5, 5↔6

Saturday Workshop | How do 2s, 5s, and 8s Connect?

Processing Center | Enneagram 7s and 9s

Basics | Type 7

"Morning Show" | Enneagram and the Heart

"Inside Story" | The Work for Nines | Joe in Florida

The Enneagram Book Everyone’s Talking About | A Review and Critique

Mistyping Monday | Is Meredith a 2, 3, or 8?

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