Books - Facilitating with Type

Comprehensive resource for MBTI® practitioners. For those tough questions in feedback or training sessions, the answers are only a few pages away! How-to's include: avoiding ethical pitfalls, selecting the appropriate form to fit your client's needs, refreshing yourself on scoring, techniques and language for introducing type and type dynamics, suggestions for helping clients choose best-fit type.

This is a workbook for use in teaching the CommunicationWheel™, with or without the MBTI® tool. It provides a professional handout for use in training and contains a summary of the 4 languages and eight dialects as well as a blank CommunicationWheel™. Case studies are included. Revised Edition. 1998.

With critical observation, evaluation, and sometimes a dry wit, Rowan Bayne analyzes evidence from a variety of sources in a sleuthlike investigation of the central aspects of Myers Briggs Type Indicator® (MBTI) theory and practice. This is a book of merit for practitioners and researchers as well as those with a general interest in personality type. Discover how MBTI theory relates to critical thinking and research skills.

Introduction to the CommunicationWheel™ is Dr. Thompson's latest book describing his critically acclaimed CommunicationWheel™ system. Focusing on the role of psychological type and interpersonal communication, it provides an excellent overview of communication and detailed tables describing various languages, dialects and styles. Also includes a communication style portrait for the sixteen psychological Types. Powerful resource for the Type practitioner as well as a take-away for seminar participants.

Written for both students and teachers, this book helps people discover learning preferences and decide which tools and techniques will give the best results. Examines strengths, key motivations, and blind spots as they relate to learning or teaching. Included are guidelines to assist teachers with practical ways to provide for students' learning differences.

This workbook is designed to support any Type introduction, with rich content and space for notes for each of the dichotomies. The book offers a detailed procedure for validating Type and a profile of each of the 16 Types. Designed to support both trainers and end-users directly, it includes many applications and activities, and a detailed procedure to analyze Type tables. Also included is a learning worksheet and high-level action plan to summarize training and plot next steps.

An indispensable compilation of more than 60 tried-and-true exercises developed by experienced MBTI® trainers and consultants to introduce type concepts to any group. Helpful hints, tips, and humor provide a variety of ways to help others appreciate the wonderful gifts each type has to offer.

An essential, easy-to-follow introduction—or refresher—to the basic concepts of statistics and measurement. This booklet is intended to give the reader enough understanding of statistics to read the MBTI® Manual, Journal of Psychological Type, or similar research literature without feeling intimidated by statistical concepts. Includes study keys and a brief quiz.

This workbook supplements our MBTI Introduction workbook, and the 4 Temperaments DVD. Great for any presentation involving temperament, it includes an overview of the strengths, possible blind spots, leadership styles, and learning/teaching styles of each temperament. It also includes application ideas and a tailored action plan.

Now the 16 type profiles you found so insightful in Type Talk are available separately. Ideal for the trainer, these booklets are the perfect size and price for hand-out materials. Give them to your workshop participants, family and friends.

Now the 16 type profiles you found so insightful in Type Talk At Work are available separately. Ideal for the trainer, these booklets are the perfect size and price for hand-out materials. Give them to your workshop participants, family and friends.