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All Upcoming BAPT Events Tue, 14 Jan Type Q&A / Online RSVP 14 Jan 2025, 20:00 – 21:00 GMT Online Type Q & A… A NEW BAPT INITIATIVE to answer YOUR questions. Have you ever had a Type question but didn’t know who to ask? Have you ever wondered who may be available to chat to you about it? We are here to help! Wed, 12 Feb The Power of Personality: Coaching with Temperament / Webinar Membership Offer Register 12 Feb 2025, 17:00 – 19:00 GMT Webinar Identify how to apply knowledge of Temperament to the coaching process. ALREADY A BAPT MEMBER ? Please ensure you are logged in and then select a ticket - your discount will be applied automatically. Tue, 11 Mar Type Q&A / Online RSVP 11 Mar 2025, 20:00 – 21:00 GMT Online Type Q & A… A NEW BAPT INITIATIVE to answer YOUR questions. Have you ever had a Type question but didn’t know who to ask? Have you ever wondered who may be available to chat to you about it? We are here to help! Sat, 05 Apr BAPT Annual Conference 2025 / Virtual Event Details 05 Apr 2025, 13:00 – 20:00 BST Virtual Event THE POWER OF PERSONALITY: EQ UNLOCKED Registration will open in January 2025 Tue, 13 May Type Q&A / Online RSVP 13 May 2025, 20:00 – 21:00 BST Online Type Q & A… A NEW BAPT INITIATIVE to answer YOUR questions. Have you ever had a Type question but didn’t know who to ask? Have you ever wondered who may be available to chat to you about it? We are here to help! Fri, 13 Jun BAPT/CfL European Conference / Centre for Leadership Details 13 Jun 2025, 10:00 CEST – 14 Jun 2025, 18:00 CEST Centre for Leadership, Folke Bernadottes Allé 45, 2100 København, Denmark THE POWER OF PERSONALITY: Growing Emotionally Intelligent Leaders Registration will open in January 2025 Tue, 08 Jul Type Q&A / Online RSVP 08 Jul 2025, 20:00 – 21:00 BST Online Type Q & A… A NEW BAPT INITIATIVE to answer YOUR questions. Have you ever had a Type question but didn’t know who to ask? Have you ever wondered who may be available to chat to you about it? We are here to help! BAPT Calendar January 2025 Today Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun 30 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 20:00 Type Q&A +1 more 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

Membership Terms & Conditions Terms of Use & Privacy 1. Introduction 2. Conference & Other Events 3. Membership 4. Website 5. Privacy Policy 1. Introduction T he British Association for Psychological Type is a not-for-profit organisation (Charity No 1045 772) also referred to as 'BAPT', 'we' and 'our' in this document. We have 'Members' who subscribe annually to be part of BAPT, in return for access to 'TypeFace' the quarterly magazine, the BAPT Library of books related to Type, and other resources. BAPT is run by 'the Board' of Trustees who are currently all voluntary. Typeface Editor and Assistant Editor are also voluntary. This page sets out the key policies BAPT use in running membership, events and the website for the benefit of members. These policies may be changed from time to time without specific notice to members. 2. 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Links Personality Assessment & Development There is a lot of information about personality or psychological type available on the web. Here you will find our curated links to type websites and other associations of psychological types in the US, Europe and Australia. Myers & Briggs Foundation Isabel Briggs Myers Memorial Library is the largest collection of information and materials dedicated to the MBTI instrument and personality type in the world. Mary & Isabel's Library Online (MILO) MMDI Personality Test - Mental Muscle Diagram Indicator Psychology Junkie Type Academy Media Portal for Dario Nardi Personality Junkie Personality Hacker The Myers-Briggs Company (US) The Myers-Briggs Company (UK) MBTI online (take the MBTI) Type School Global Type Organisations There are several type organisations operating across the globe, with BAPT being the UK-based one. We encourage you to also explore the websites of our international partners listed below. The other type associations currently are: APTi AusAPT France

The Myers Briggs Type Indicator® (MBTI) Chances are you came to our website because you’ve taken or are interested in the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator ® another psychological or personality type instrument. So what is the MBTI? The MBTI system is an indication (not a proof) of your likely psychological or p ersonality type . The MBTI instrument designed to help you identify your natural type preferences. The MBTI uses instrument items and scales to identify your preferred ways of perceiving (Sensing or Intuition), judging (Thinking or Feeling) and acquiring and using energy (Extraversion or Introversion). Myers and Briggs added a fourth pair of opposites, which they called Judging and Perceiving, identified as orientations towards the outside world. These four pairs of opposites are referred to as the preference pairs. Unlike most personality assessments, the MBTI is a preference type model, not a trait model - in other words it helps you identify your overall preferences along a series of spectrums, rather than ‘how much’ of a particular behaviour you exhibit. This is important, because behaviours change, whereas preferences tend to be more stable through life. For 50 years or so, the MBTI was the only game in town. Now there are many more ways to understand one’s type preferences - some of them very well researched and statistically reliable and valid, some of them not so much. The MBTI, like all good type instruments, is designed to be part of a conversation and exploration with a certified type practitioner or expert . BAPT maintains a register of type practitioners who can help you to discover your psychological or personality type. Our purpose here at BAPT is to help you understand and apply the insights that you have obtained through an assessment like the MBTI, and to support professional users of well-designed personality assessments using the type model. 16 Types: Key Words The 16 Types in Brief

Personal Growth ‘The Journey of a Lifetime’ Carl Jung, who developed a theory of psychological type, wrote that ‘it is the journey of a lifetime to become oneself’. For him, type was just one set of clues about how we function as human beings - and understanding your type preferences is only the beginning. True, there are only 16 combinations in the Jungian personality model. But you are unique, because your preferences interact with everything else about you - your race, gender, sexuality, family history, sporting interests (or lack of them), height, weight…everything. Personal growth from a personality perspective refers to the ongoing process of self-improvement, development, and maturation that individuals undergo throughout their lives. It involves enhancing various aspects of your personality, mindset, and behaviour to achieve greater self-awareness, better relationships with others, emotional intelligence, resilience, and overall well-being. This concept is closely linked to the field of psychology. The MBTI instrument and various other type instruments are useful tools to explore how your personality changes and evolves over time. An excerpt from James Johnston's book, Jung's Indispensable Compass. Published with permission by the author. Becoming Whole For Aristotle, 'The Middle Way', was the golden mean , the way between extremes to happiness, “the best, noblest, and most pleasant thing in the world" . Buddha, the “awakened one,” observed that undue attachments lead to suffering and that the balanced middle way of right living leads to broadened consciousness, emboldened compassion, and a vivified reverence for life. Lao Tse (Tzu) spoke reverently of the Tao (Way) as the source of harmony, a way that includes the complementary opposites yin and yang. For Confucius, the way was a balanced life of personal growth and communal responsibility. For Carl Jung, the middle way leads to wholeness - a way between the opposites that integrates and transcends them; the way of individuation; the way to the realisation of the whole personality . The Middle Way to Unique Personality: A Jungian perspective.. "And so long as you haven’t experienced this: to die and so to grow, you are only a troubled guest on the dark earth". Goethe We are born predisposed to certain ego attitudes; no tabulae rasae are we. If we are born with introverted attitudes, we are initially oriented to the inner world and the contents of the collective unconscious. If we are born with more extraverted attitudes, we are initially oriented to the outer world and the contents of sensory experience. We do not choose our predispositions; we notice them. We gain ego strength from our early predispositions. Our ego’s dominant attitude becomes that of our persona, and we grow into more complex adults. We acquire our social armour to go out into the world and are more fully equipped to make our way. We are no longer so open and naive, we are streetwise and will not be as easily duped as children. We are on guard. The persona provides a personal mask to adapt and promote ourselves in a challenging world. Early in adult life, if we have been fortunate, we have discerned our best gifts and applied them successfully in the world. Perhaps we have gained acumen, acclaim, or recognition. We may have found a life partner, someone attracted to us for our best and most natural qualities. As we gain friends with values that reinforce our own, along with familial relationships, we may feel affirmed that we have found our place in the world. As our ego grows in strength, if our favoured gifts have met the world successfully, all may seem well. The first half of the lifelong drama arrives at a sort of intermission in midlife, with the theatre fully constructed and oppositions established; the audience has long been seated and the chief actors have polished their roles. A sturdy persona guards the apron of the conscious stage, positioned to defend and supplement the lead actor. A strong and confident ego plays the lead role of consciousness. Numerous complexes lurk behind the scrim in the personal unconscious, where they have been developing since early childhood. A shadowy figure has formed on the unconscious stage as antagonist. The soul (anima or animus) on the apron of the unconscious stage, having been instrumental in life-changing choices in the first half of life, now prepares to facilitate greater access to the illusive treasures that have been largely unconscious. If transformation is to extend into the second half of life, the persona must lower its defenses. The sturdy armoured comrade whose role was to support and defend the ego in the first half of life can become a prison guard in the second half. For the unique individual to find a balanced position midway between both audiences, less dependent on the lead ego attitude, the persona must give up its role, for it is too deeply identified with the one-sided ego. The persona is always identical with a typical attitude dominated by a single psychological function, for example, by thinking, feeling or intuition. This one-sidedness necessarily results in the relative repression of the other functions. In consequence, the persona is an obstacle to the individual’s development. The dissolution of the persona is therefore an indispensable condition for individuation. The ego, so long enjoying the limelight as the chief actor, must recognize the aim of the second half of life - the transformation to the true self. It becomes increasingly apparent that the ego/persona identity is a false self that must now make way for the true self at the centre. The ego has played its favoured roles, and knows them well, but is too one-sided to pilot the way of the emerging personality. Hence it is impossible to achieve individuation by conscious intention, for conscious intention leads infallibly to a conscious attitude, which excludes whatever does not fit in with it. The emerging personality will be forged in the crucible of opposing attitudes. Compensatory shadow attitudes, often opposing the ego’s favoured orientations, will seek their own integration into the life of the individual. The developing person will gain greater access to both the audience of the manifold world and the collective unconscious. If all goes as scripted, the shadow will be accepted on the conscious stage, the persona’s “personality” will relax its social mask, the soul’s “personality” will more readily mediate the contents of the unconscious, and the audience of the world will be the beneficiary of a more authentic person, attuned more fully to their collective welfare. These are the essential and recurring themes in the production to ensue. It will be a story of repeated death and rebirth in which the individual grows more whole with each resurrection. Though the elements of the process may be similar for everyone, the path and destination are unique for each individual. The process of realising one’s true personality defies generalization or full description, for it is an experience beyond the domain of purely ego consciousness. We know when we are caught in the paralysing tension of opposites, and we know when we have been liberated from that tension, but these are experiences that can hardly be explained objectively. Analogies, like the ones Jung used, help to describe what the “coming to birth of personality” actually feels like: “It is as if a river that had run to waste in sluggish side-streams and marshes suddenly found its way back to its proper bed, or as if a stone lying on a germinating seed were lifted away so that the shoot could begin its natural growth”. Within the human psyche is a latent drive to become whole. Unconscious contents are seeking consciousness as the essential personality seeks realisation. It is a teleological movement toward authentic individuality. Jung himself felt this urge intensely: "My life is a story of the self-realisation of the unconscious. Everything in the unconscious seeks outward manifestation, and the personality too desires to evolve out of its unconscious conditions and to experience itself as a whole". ( Prologue, Memories, Dreams, Reflections) That path to authentic individuality may at times seem unpredictably erratic, aimless, or even retrogressive. It can be like walking on a labyrinth: the path may not seem to make logical sense or have any purposeful direction, yet in its roundabout way it delivers the individual to the centre. There are no dead ends on a labyrinth, but there are also no shortcuts. Once on the labyrinthine path, as circuitous and confusing as it may seem, the destination at the centre is secure. If the ego stubbornly goes its own way, with a one-sided resistance to individuation, the path could become like a maze. Unlike the labyrinth, there may be many shortcuts, but there are also many dead ends. Crucially, there is no centre. A Labyrinth A Maze Jung’s close associate Marie-Louise von Franz spoke of the pathway to wholeness as a spiral. As the spiral ascends, the individual becomes more real. "It is a spiral not a circle. The movement does not go in circles; it goes forward in spirals". This means that you always return to the same point but on a higher level. For instance, if you meet a person who has individuated, you can say: “Oh, this is still old John Smith" - completely, in the true sense of the word. He is still the good old John Smith I once knew, but he is on a higher plane. There is something more mature, more conscious, more calm, and whatever he was is more intensely there and more real. This higher consciousness is something you feel about another person. You have a feeling that this is the same old person but somehow he is more worthy, more intense, more real, more himself. But it is something you can only feel. The process of individuation, as Jung articulates it, is quite extraordinary: the outcomes are not readily predictable. The spiralling up is not so much an additive process as a process of a transformational integration. The union of opposites in one individual engenders greater “wholeness” and a sense of becoming more real , more true to oneself. One may have the feeling that “I used to be different, but now I am the same”. In his book Transformation: Emergence of the Self , Jungian analyst Murray Stein likens the process of individuation to the formation of a butterfly that astonishingly transforms from caterpillar, to pupa, to butterfly. Each form is a manifestation of the same creature, but none follows logically from the other or is at all predictable. Yet the latent pattern for the fully formed butterfly is already present in the caterpillar. The final destined form as a butterfly is the imago - an underlying pattern of ultimate potential present in each of the creature’s manifestations. Similarly, individuals have a kind of imago - a unique personality that may not begin to emerge until after the “chrysalis” of midlife, when the ego-centred identify defers to the emerging whole personality. In this transformative journey of individuation, the types become progressively engaged, more as a collateral consequence of individuation than as an aim unto themselves. Attempts to develop and exercise the shadow types build ego strength and may help an individual to become more adaptable and versatile; yet that exercise is like growing the size and strength of the caterpillar. Consciously developing the shadow types is an ego-driven exercise. But the ego does not guide individuation: the unpredictable transformations of individuation are directed by the archetypal Self. Knowing your type is the beginning of a journey to understand and manage yourself. It can be a key tool to help you develop emotional intelligence - the ability to manage yourself and your relationships creatively and courageously. Check out our resources for all sorts of articles and insights here . We have a range of resources available to help you explore your development from a personality perspective. Or find a type practitioner who can help you reflect and grow here .

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Become a BAPT Member Are you interested in personality or psychological type? Are you a qualified user of personality or psychological type tools or instruments? Joining BAPT gives you access to an active community interested in personality type, global networking opportunities, access to a wide range of resources, access to expert advice and guidance, and opportunities for personal or professional development. Whether you’re a qualified practitioner of the MBTI ® or another personality type instrument, or simply interested in the fascinating world of personality or psychological type, you’ll find a wealth of knowledge, support, and cutting edge developments right at your fingertips when you join BAPT. Not only will you get to know that your input is vital for keeping the charity running, but you’ll also get all of these superb benefits: Our exclusive magazine, TypeFace, is published three times a year since 1989. It is packed full of features, news, reports and more, tapping you directly into the type community and ahead of the pack when it comes to the latest developments in the field. Access to all volumes of TypeFace since 1989. A website account giving you exclusive access to content about type. Discounted rates at the annual BAPT conference. Join a host of fellow type professionals and enthusiasts, and hear and meet some of the most exciting speakers from all over the world. Money-saving invitations to overseas conferences at special discounts. Access to unique workshops and webinars, bringing you continuous professional development and personal education that you won’t find anywhere else. Six e-newsletters per year, delivered straight to your inbox. 10% of ANY certification training at The Myers-Briggs Company OR 15% off the “Self-Guided MBTI Step I and Step II” course. A listing in our publicly searchable Register of Type Practitioners , if you are a qualified personality instrument user and administrator – have your expertise and professional profile easily found online. Networking opportunities with other type users and special interest groups for you to join. The key to our extensive resources, which includes articles, journals and reports, alongside historic webinars and the full archive of TypeFace magazine. Join BAPT Benefits of Joining Membership Fees Ann ual membership with an online copy of TypeFace £45 standard rate (£30 for students and retirees) £22.50 for newly-qualified MBTI ® Step I practitioners (1st year) Annual membership with a printed copy ofTypeFace (for UK residents only) £65 standard rate (£50 for students and retirees) £42.50 for newly-qualified MBTI ® Step I practitioners (introductory 1st year offer) We work hard to keep our membership fees low whilst providing enormous value in return. Fees are used to cover the basic running costs of BAPT and the publishing of the TypeFace magazine. Please complete our membership form and continue to payment. You can pay your annual subscription by debit/credit card or PayPal (automatically renews each year and you can cancel your membership at any time) and even add Gift Aid if you’re a UK tax resident. Refer to our Terms of Use for the general terms and conditions of membership. Join BAPT We welcome group or corporate memberships . We would be delighted to discuss the various options available to organisations. For an informal discussion and to find out more information please contact us . Group or Corporate Membership

Join our Register of Type Practitioners We encourage you to read BAPT's ethical statement which sets out our recommended principles for professional type practice and to apply the principles in your work as a type practitioner. Please note that you must be a BAPT member to join the register. First Name Last Name Are you a BAPT member? * Yes No Location Type instruments Myers-Briggs Type Indicator Step I Myers-Briggs Type Indicator Step II Myers-Briggs Type Indicator Step III Type Dynamics Indicator TDI The Murphy-Meisgeier Type Indicator for Children (MMTIC) Majors Personality Type Inventory (MajorsPTI) Enneagram Associative Typology and Psycho-Diagnostics Type Pro TypeCoach Other Other type or non type instruments used Certification/Qualification Services Email Website LinkedIn Disclaimer: Our register of type practitioners aims to connect BAPT members and non-members with type practitioner services. Members and non-members are solely responsible for ensuring the type practitioner is certified to provide the services set out in their profile. BAPT does not take responsibility for the accuracy of information provided on the registration list. Submit Your content has been submitted

BAPT App Exclusive benefit of BAPT membership Keeping you in touch with BAPT on the go... BAPT members can access their account using the BAPT mobile app. Download the BAPT app from the Spaces: Follow Businesses by Wix app to your phone for on-the-go access to BAPT content. The BAPT app is available to paying members only because content is restricted to paying members only. The BAPT app is a dedicated app for BAPT members to easily engage and stay updated with the BAPT site on the go. Members can connect with the community, read announcements, access resources, and register for events. The BAPT app is free to use and can be downloaded from the relevant app stores. Members should download the Spaces: Follow Businesses by Wix app right to their phone using these links. The BAPT app is hosted on the Spaces: Follow Businesses by Wix platform. Go to the Apple App Store (on the iPhone) or Google Play (on Android). Type ‘Spaces' in the Search field. Click Get or Install 'Spaces: Follow Businesses' to download the app to your mobile phone. Open the Spaces: Follow Businesses by Wix app. Tap the Search bar (Find sites to join) Enter ‘BAPT’ in the Search bar (Find sites to join) Tap Join. Your request to join will be pending for a few moments to a few hours while we check that you are a paying member. Once approved you’ll have full access to the BAPT app. You can view the following content in your BAPT website account and in the BAPT app: BAPT website: Your Profile, Events, TypeFace (latest edition), TypeFace Archive. N etworking, forums, live chats. BAPT app: Announcements, Events, Resources, Membership (Join BAPT), Groups .