The Dynamic Enneagram -- Introduction
Discover how your personality style is many things at once - a hypnotic trance, a strategy for making sense of reality, a skill, a story you tell yourself, a host of talents, a set of defenses and an array of potentials. 

Emotional Trios - Overview
Tom presents his latest insights into the similarities shared by groups of Enneagram styles.  hese include: "ruling paradoxes," core sensory biases and new material about Enneagram and hypnosis. 

NLP & The Enneagram
NLP identifies the structure of subjective experience as a first step to changing it.  In this tape, Condon uses NLP to identify the sensory scaffolding that supports Enneagram styles.  He demonstrates the famous NLP eye movements and other non-verbal cues that reaveal internal states.  this is followed by a lively discussion of the biases of different therapies and hos they often minister to the problems of specific Enneagram styles. 

Secondary Gains
Secondary Gains are the hidden motives and unconcious needs that drive neurotic behavior.  Here Condon reveals the secondary gains most commonly present in the personality compulsions described by the Enneagram. 

What's My Style?
Working with several small panels and equipped with little information, Tom offers his impressions of each panelist and tries to discover their Enneaagram style.  A useful exercise in typing. 

Twos, Threes, & Fours
In this tape, Condon offers unique insights in teh dynamics of Enneagram styles Two, Three & Four, detailing their shared childhood themes, emotional habits, sensory strategies and worldviews. 

Fives, Sixes & Sevens
Using the same approach (see immediately above), Condon explains the inner dynamics of Fives, Sixes & Sevens. 

Eights, Nines & Ones
As above, you will find the inner dynamics of Eights, Nines & Ones. 

Demonstrations:.
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In each Demonstrations you'll see an individual move from their Enneagram compulsion to greater freedom as Condon uses a therapeutic technique customized to the dilemma of their style. The demonstrations are sometimes entertaining, sometimes intense, producing a visible before and after in the client. 

Working With a One
This demonstration reveals the Oneish need to live to an ideal and its social consequences. It also explores how to have more choices and flexibility around the issue of being good.

Working With a Two
A Two works with Tom on how to separate the role of being helpful from her desire to truly care for others. The demonstration also shows how to work with unconscious imagery and homework assignments.

Working With a Three
This video demonstrates the "visual squash," a technique for integrating conflicts, specifically applied to the Three conflict about success and failure.

Working With a Four
Focuses on the Fourish problem of self-rejection. Using reframing and "therapeutic frustration" Tom helps a Four get in touch with her own sense of power and responsibility.

Working With a Five
This video is more interview-like, exploring the Five tendency towards social fear and how to develop the capacity to self-assert.

Working With a Six
Tom shows a male Six client how to reverse projections, reclaim his power and grow more comfortable making his own decisions and choices.

Working With a Seven
This demo explores the Seven tendency to self-jail which leads to their compulsive need for multiple options. The focus of the changework is on how to have more choices in the first place.

Working With an Eight
A sensitive interview, particularly helpful for understanding the vulnerability that hides behind the forceful defenses of may Eights.

Working With a Nine
Tom works with a Nine on her feelings of non-being and demonstrates how to find the self that hides inside a Nine's defensive fog.

The NLP Technique of Anchoring
Anchoring is a powerful easy-to-learn NLP technique that, when applied to Enneagram related difficulties, can make a significant difference to fixated or compulsive behavior.  this demonstration (with a Five) is comprehensive, self-explanatory and dramatic.