Myers-Briggs Personality Type Consultations
Our principal, Dr. Thomas Piccin, is a cognitive psychologist and a Certified MBTI Practitioner. The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) is a widely-respected personality assessment tool that helps identify and explain how healthy individuals can differ from each other in the ways they think, learn, process information, communicate, and make decisions. Dr. Piccin uses the MBTI to help clients enhance their understanding of themselves and others, foster deeper and healthier relationships in all areas of their lives, and gain insight into their own motivations, natural strengths, and potential blind spots.
 
Since its original publication in 1962, the MBTI has become the most widely used personality assessment in the world, and it continues to be used by most Fortune 100 companies today.

For Teams
We work with teams to help improve communication, identify and resolve conflicts, enhance decision making, and create a healthier team dynamic. When team members understand their own personality types and those of their teammates, they are less likely to be critical or judgmental of behaviors or choices they see in others that differ from their own. Rather, they understand that healthy people can differ in the way they see the world, process information, make decisions, and communicate. And, if embraced, these differences can add tremendous value to a team.
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For Individuals
When you understand your personality type, you can choose to live your life in a way that best suits your unique cognitive preferences. Choosing a career, learning new skills, making decisions, solving problems, managing change, and dealing with stress can all be enhanced when you have insight into the unique way that your brain prefers to take in and process information. Your relationships will be healthier and more satisfying, because you will learn to identify and appreciate the ways that others differ from you, and recognize the unique strengths those differences bring to each relationship.
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All of our workshops and consultations are available remotely.

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Interested in Learning More About Myers-Briggs and Personality Type?

The Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
in Five Minutes

• Are You Listening to Me? Personality Type and Communication
• Make Up Your Mind: Personality Type and Decision Making
• Top 3 Things to Remember About Personality Type
• Your Dominant Function, and Why It Matters
• Your Personality Type Under Stress
  

Visit the Myers & Briggs Foundation to learn more about the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI).

PRICING FOR TEAMS

BASIC WORKSHOP

This workshop for groups of up to 15 participants includes for each participant:

• Online Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) assessment taken prior to workshop
• Personalized personality type report
• Overview of the principles of personality type and the Myers-Briggs model
• Exploration of how personality preferences impact key aspects of team dynamics such as productivity, efficiency, communication, leadership, diversity, and planning
  

DURATION: 2 hours
COST: $690

ENHANCED WORKSHOP

This workshop for groups of up to 15 participants includes everything in the Basic Workshop plus:

• Focused, collaborative exercises to explore how interactions between specific personality types impact team productivity
• Survey of how different personality types contribute differently to organizational goals in areas such as management, technology, and customer service
• Examination of how personality preferences influence the effectiveness of personal interactions in tasks such as meetings, emails, and training

DURATION: 3 hours
COST: $890

EXTENDED WORKSHOP

This workshop for groups of up to 15 participants includes everything in the Enhanced Workshop plus:

• Integrative exploration of team members’ personality types with a focus on leadership development, communication, problem solving, decision making, and stress management
• In-depth analysis of personality type differences with respect to contemporary workplace issues such as:
  • Diversity
  • Implicit bias
  • Working remotely
  • Online presentations 

DURATION: 4 hours
COST: $1,090

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Please contact us to discuss pricing for groups of more than 15 participants, or organizations involved in education, the arts, or any non-profit venture.

PRICING FOR INDIVIDUALS

INTRODUCTORY CONSULTATION

This one-on-one session includes:

• Online Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) assessment taken prior to session
• Personalized personality type report
• Overview of the principles of personality type and the Myers-Briggs model
  
• Exploration of how personality preferences impact key areas of life such as relationships, communication, decision making, and career choices
  

DURATION: 1 hour
COST: $95

FOCUSED CONSULTATION

This one-on-one session is a follow-up to the Introductory Consultation. Any number of Focused Consultations may be scheduled. Each session is an in-depth examination of the client's personality type with respect to a specific area of interest such as:

• Enhancing relationships
• Improving communication
• Developing leadership skills
• Making effective career choices
• Managing stress
• Decision making
• Problem solving

DURATION: 1 hour
COST: $95

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Beyond the Four Letters
You might already know your 4-letter personality type code. But did you know that the unique aspects of your personality go far beyond these four letters? The four personality preferences identified by the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) are not independent of each other. Through type dynamics, each of these four preference codes interacts with the others to create a unique personality expression. For example, you and your partner may both have a preference for extraversion. But differences between the two of you in the other three preference codes will mean that the way you experience and express extraversion will be different from the way your partner does. If these differences are not understood, this could lead to frustration and friction in the relationship.

Outside the Box
Contrary to some misconceptions about the MBTI, the intent of the assessment is not to label people or put them in a “box.” The MBTI model describes 16 different personality types that reflect the different ways that people prefer to use their cognitive processes. Each of us has a preference for one of these 16 types, but we all utilize all of these types at various times, depending on the circumstances and the requirements of the moment. For example, we all extravert sometimes and we all introvert sometimes. The purpose of the MBTI is to help you identify what processes are most natural and comfortable for you. With that knowledge, you can make choices about how you want to live most of the time, always knowing that you can make different choices occasionally as the situation requires.

The Next Step
Okay, suppose you know your 4-letter preference type code, and you understand how these four preferences interact with each other. What’s next? The MBTI Step II takes you to the next level by exploring multiple facets within each of the four preferences. These facets reflect how you might express your preferences in a uniquely different way from someone else with the same preferences. For example, two people may both have a general preference for introversion, but one may have a tendency to introduce herself to others at a party while the other tends to be more reserved. This means that even people with the same 4-letter type code will behave and respond differently in certain situations. The more you know about how people can differ, the better you will be able to work with others, teach them, communicate with them, and just get along with them.

"A knowledge of type lessens friction, eases strain, and reveals the value of differences. No one has to be good at everything."
Isabel Briggs Myers

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Header photo by Thomas Piccin. Table Mountain, Cape Town, South Africa.