TRAINING

"For there is but one essential justice which cements society, and one law which establishes this justice. This law is right reason, which is the true rule of all commandments and prohibitions. Whoever neglects this law, whether written or unwritten, is necessarily unjust and wicked."

-Marcus Tullius Cicero

Training in Good Thinking
with Brian Muldoon


What Is Certainty?

Brian is collaborating with colleagues on a training for better thinking at Mind University. The video above is representative. Learn more by visiting the website: www.mind-university.com

 
 

Heartworks Archetype Assessment Tool

 

Announcing an exciting new tool for mediators, coaches and trainers!

 

The HeartWorks Archetype Assessment Tool (HAAT) is an invaluable aid for working with individuals, couples and groups.  Based on the latest developments in neuroscience and field-tested by hundreds of users over the past decade, the HAAT helps identify the unconscious patterns that both lead us into conflict and can help lead us out.

Each human being has a unique archetype profile—behavioral patterns that are activated when we are confronted by adversity. Some of these patterns reflect the survival instincts of the lower brains (the reptilian brain and the limbic system) while those that are key to resolving conflict are accessed through the prefrontal lobe and the neural functions of the heart.

Using a 72-question survey, the HAAT provides a wealth of feedback for the client and practitioner. Not only does it reveal what got us into trouble in the first place, but it identifies existing inner resources that can help override those tendencies.

Each HAAT booklet includes a questionnaire, a brief introduction to archetypes and a complete description of all twelve conflict archetypes: Dominator, Survivor, Trickster, Accuser, Critic, Waffler, Martyr, Dodger, Hero, Healer, Sovereign, Philosopher.

The HAAT survey tool is offered as part of the HAAT TRAINING SEMINAR (see below) but can also be purchased separately for $75 by emailing Brian Muldoon.