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As a psychological type enthusiast, you grasp the basics of C.G. Jung’s theory of psychological types. You already know of the MBTI assessment that can be used as a tool to identify a person’s preferences. These preferences indicate what cognitive processes an individual prefers. Yet, as many Jungians have observed, recognizing and confirming these processes is difficult.

This structured virtual workshop sharpens your ability to “spot” the processes in action by guiding you through over 6 hours of audio-visual presentations, along with quizzes, fieldwork, and links to numerous live video examples. For less than the cost of two coaching sessions, you can enjoy this jam-packed six hour program that will rocket your type knowledge further than you can dream of.

$159.00 $129.00 for a 90-day license. 6 CEUs count toward MBTI Master Practitioner status (a small administrative fee is required for processing)


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John Beebe reviews “Can You Spot It?”

This virtual workshop is, like an Easter Egg hunt for adults looking for a renewal of their understanding of psychological type, a literal pleasure. These days, everyone knows there are extraverts and introverts and Jung’s “functions of consciousness”—feeling, sensation, thinking and intuition—have become household names. But who can really spot these counters of human cognition where they are hiding, right in the midst of our everyday activities, and is able to savor their flavor, their texture, and their color? Only those few who have taken the trouble to learn type recognition, like Vicky Jo Varner. In this fine effort at interactive video teaching, she opens up these nuclei of type to the uninitiated. Although we know she is sharing a mystery of personality that she holds an almost religious respect for, it doesn’t feel like Sunday School to be learning about it from her: it feels like holiday fun. This happy contribution to the development of type savvy is a gift to all of us. –John Beebe, Ph.D.