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Union Institute & University |
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Harvard University |
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California School of Professional Psychology |
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Institute of Integral Studies |
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Esalen Institute |
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East China Normal University, Shanghai |
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John F. Kennedy University
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Helen Palmer is an internationally recognized teacher of intuition and psychology. In this capacity, she is also the best-selling author of five works in the human consciousness sector. Helen's two books, The Enneagram: Understanding Yourself and the Others in Your Life and The Enneagram in Love and Work: Understanding Your Intimate and Business Relationships are perennial best-sellers, currently translated into 28 languages.
Helen co-founder www.enneagramworldwide.com and the Palmer/Daniels Enneagram Professional Training Program which certifies Enneagram professionals. In addition, Helen co-chaired the 1994 first International Enneagram Conference held at Stanford University, and is a founding director of the International Enneagram Association and the Association of Enneagram Teachers.
Helen’s work with the Enneagram was the subject of a 2003 PBS documentary entitled, Breaking Out of the Box: Discovering the Enneagram. She has also presented in a wide range of academic, business and spiritual institutions, establishing Enneagram scholarship in the United States, England, Ireland, Germany, France, Switzerland, Finland, the Netherlands, the Czech Republic, Brazil, Australia, Thailand, and most recently, China. She has taught at John F. Kennedy University, Loyola of Chicago, the California School of Professional Psychology, and the California Institute of Integral Studies, and has been the Scholar-in-Residence at the Esalen Institute. In addition to being a Fellow of the Noetic Sciences Institute, Helen has been recognized with numerous academic awards. The most recent honor was bestowed by the prestigious Waldzell Institute of Vienna, Austria, where she was a presenter at the Institutes 2004 annual international conference. In attendance were recognized leaders in various fields, including three Nobel Laureates. |
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