The enneagram for moms : see the true colors of yourself and your children as God intends

The enneagram for moms See the true colors of yourself and your children as God intends

Beth McCord

Book - 2024

Beth McCord, also known as "Your Enneagram Coach," guides you on a journey through motherhood with clarity on the intricate art of parenting. She describes how moms can foster healthy family dynamics by combining enneagram wisdom with practical insight, providing parents with the awareness to give their children--and themselves--more patience, curiosity, and grace.

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Subjects
Enneagram.
Personality > Religious aspects > Christianity.
Typology (Psychology) > Religious aspects > Christianity.
Mothers > Religious life.
Parenting > Religious aspects > Christianity.
Mothers.
Enneagram
Personality > Religious aspects > Christianity
Typology (Psychology) > Religious aspects > Christianity
Mothers
Parenting > Religious aspects > Christianity
Self-help publications.
Religious materials.
Genres
Self-help publications
Religious materials
Published
Nashville, Tennessee : W Publishing Group [2024]
Language
English
Main Author
Beth McCord (author)
Other Authors
Lydia J. Craig (author), John Driver, 1978-
Physical Description
xi, 276 pages : illustrations ; 22 cm
Bibliography
Includes bibliographical references (pages 275-276).
ISBN
9780785291060
  • Introduction
  • 1. No Day at the Park
  • 2. Understanding True Colors
  • 3. The Lenses That Color Our Stories
  • 4. Why You Need to Start with You
  • 5. Perfection and Expectation
  • 6. Awakening to and Welcoming Our Thoughts, Feelings, and Inclinations
  • 7. The Rest of AWARE
  • 8. Strange New Colors: Parallel Growth and Patient Curiosity
  • 9. Premature Typing, Self-Regulation, and Long-Term Empathy
  • 10. Messy Kitchens and False Messages
  • 11. Choosing Relational Connection over Behavioral Control
  • 12. If I Cant Know Their Types, What Do I Do?
  • 13. Choosing Strengths over Negativity Bias
  • 14. Grace for Supermoms
  • 15. Passing Along Patterns of Grace
  • 16. Diving into the Nine Types of Parents
  • 17. Type 1: The Principled Reformer
  • 18. Type 2: The Nurturing Supporter
  • 19. Type 3: The Admirable Achiever
  • 20. Type 4: The Introspective Individualist
  • 21. Type 5: The Analytical Investigator
  • 22. Type 6: The Faithful Guardian
  • 23. Type 7: The Enthusiastic Optimist
  • 24. Type 8: The Passionate Protector
  • 25. Type 9: The Peaceful Accommodator
  • 26. An Overview of the Nine Types of Children
  • 27. The Dance
  • 28. Your Enneagram Internal Profile (EIP)
  • Conclusion
  • Acknowledgments
  • About the Author
  • About the Collaborators
  • Notes

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