Are we ready for the AI revolution? AI aids like ChatGPT 4 can define and give ideas, generate personalized type materials and action plans, engage in coaching and profiling, analyze tons of interview data, and more. We’ll look at examples, pitfalls, and tips for best use. Dario Nardi, Ph.D. focuses on neuroscience, personality, games, and body-mind practices. His books include Neuroscience of Personality, Jung on Yoga, and many other titles. Since 2006, he has conducted hands-on EEG brain research. For more: www.RadianceHouse.com

Richard Owen leads a panel discussion of British psychologists and academics, discussing the conceptual and ideological factors involved in negative prejudice against the MBTI and personality type, and what we can do about it.

Knowing your four-letter Myers-Briggs® type code is interesting and informative, but the real value comes through understanding type dynamics and development. Getting back to the basics with a review of the eight dominant processes is the focus of this presentation. Yvonne Nelson-Reid, PhD, is a depth psychologist and MBTI® Master Practitioner in research and development at Myers & Briggs Foundation. Yvonne oversees all development and training for the MMTIC® instrument and is the Editor for PeopleStripes®.

The intersection of type and EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) offers vast potential for improving outcomes in counselling and human development. A description of type-informed EMDR and a case study will be presented to illustrate the power of integrating this evidence-based treatment with Jung's theory.

This session examines the interactions between people and communication during the 2023 Australian Referendum on an Indigenous Voice to Parliament. Core themes are thinking and feeling, and the conscious and unconscious – collective and otherwise. Peter will present contextual information – politics, history, culture – interpreted through these themes.

Jo discusses: How EI helps us to meet our human emotional needs; The benefits of an attitude-based approach to EI; The links between an attitude-based model of EI and Type; Practical applications of core EI attitudes to Type development. Dr Jo Maddocks has over 30 years’ experience in organisational consulting, training, and research. He was the Chief Psychologist for developmental products at Talogy, co-founder of JCA (1993), and author of the Emotional Intelligence Profile (EIP).

A practice-based example of how to use Type with a group of Masters students. Ignas will describe how he has introduced type for these groups within the curricula of the healthcare Masters’ courses at the University of Applied Sciences of Arnhem and Nijmegen, how they discover their best-fit and how they learn to apply type within study and at work. Dr Ignas Jansen (now retired) is a former Professor (organisation and change) Sociology at the University of Applied Sciences of Arnhem/Nijmegen (Netherlands).

Discover how to balance cutting-edge AI innovation with the irreplaceable human touch in the evolving landscape of personality typology. Joel Mark Witt and Antonia Dodge are podcasters, entrepreneurs, personal development coaches, and personality typology experts who have consulted with companies like Zappos, Oracle, Amazon, American Express, CNN, and many others.

Identifying best-fit type is key to apply type knowledge to self development. Cultural values and beliefs can make this process more complex. In this session, we explore how Temperament and Interaction Style might help make this process more accurate. Susan Nash is owner of EM-Power, Inc., founder of the Type Academy, and author of over 11 books, nine on Whole Type. In addition, she is a global speaker on psychological type and its applications in improving self-understanding, communication, and leadership effectiveness.