What do participants have to say?

Thank you for the terrific workshop. You are an excellent team; delivering the possibilities of the Enneagram with clarity and promise. I believe it's the most transformational tool I've discovered to date.

Doug Leland, MCC,

Founder of Soar Worldwide Inc.

I'd been waltzing around the Enneagram since 1996.. a taste here, a taste
there. The year 2008 changed that and I jumped into the Enneagram with
wonder and awe. "A Call to Presence" was a significant piece of that dive.
Trust me… the Enneagram can and will continue to amaze you as you evolve
yourself and are witness to the evolution of others who you may touch with
this ancient tool.

Harriett Simon Salinger, LCSW,

Master Certified Coach,

Spiritual Director

A Call to Presence brings life to what lies at the heart of the Enneagram.  Through a creatively integrated blend of learning experience, Elizabeth and Diana helped me to forge a deeper understanding and sensing of this complex sacred matrix spanning beyond intellectual knowledge.  As a result, I feel ever more compassionate and courageous to seek and and call forth Soul Presence.  The gifts of this workshop continue to inform and enhance my spiritual journey as well as my work with clients.  A Call to Presence offers richness to those who are new to the Enneagram and those who have studied it for years....it is a valuable gift worthy of receiving!

Gail Barrie, Master Certified Coach

Below is a poem written by a workshop participant while journaling in the morning hours after the

the first day of the training.  Thank you, Carolyn.

 Waking Up (This Morning)

I feel my feet, the beat

of my heart. Warm

a tinge in my heel, heal.

Breath--deep,  full.

I find a smile. Quiet

ears hear morning bird song

air soft pillow.

Now, I open eyes, surprised to find myself

inhabiting the whole

bed, arms flung wide,

on the diagonal, bisecting

the bed into two triangles.

Not in the familiar fetal position small

space on the edge where I went to sleep.

I lie still--breathe, notice

my feet and the beat

of my heart, the smile, bird song--all

at the same time.

This moment of grace, arms flung wide.

I invite the question:

Where am I awake?

Carolyn Ingram, Ed.D, PCC