BAAPT
Bridging & Applying Personality Theories
A Global Organization
Seminar on the ego:
The Stances We Take Toward Life
UPCOMING EGO MODULE PROGRAMS
- 45 days to the event
- 73 days to the eventSat, Mar 14Ego Strength and Resilience in Times of Change Presented by Gary Monti
- 101 days to the eventSat, Apr 11A Panel of Fe and Fi Dominant Types Facilitated by Karen Keefer
- 129 days to the event
Join us as we explore 3 powerful & interconnected pathways
of psychological development:
Adaptation: The persona
Agency: The ego
Actualization: The self
Across 18 months, BAAPT will guide you on a journey of self-discovery & growth.
You will:
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Learn how the persona shapes the way you show up in the world.
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Harness and refine the ego as the center of your conscious identity.
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Integrate the self as the deeper, guiding force of your inner life.
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Explore and apply Dr. John Beebe’s groundbreaking framework, which connects the 8 Jungian cognitive functions to the persona, ego, and self. You'll learn how the functions can develop, evolve, and express themselves throughout your life.
Get ready to be immersed in an array of programs, discussions, film reviews, and seminars! Each event will last 2-8 hours, allowing ample time for deep reflection and in-depth discussion.
✔️ Monthly expert-led Zoom presentations
Dive deep with world-class speakers & practitioners.
✔️ An integrated learning experience
Discover patterns between the concepts and teachings in play.
✔️ Jungian psychology applied in real life
From shadow work to function dynamics, we explore it all!
✔️ Interactive discussions & live Q&As
Bring your questions—and your voice!
✔️ A warm, welcoming community
Ideal for both beginners and long-time students.
Learning, Community & Connection
5 incredible benefits you can expect as a BAAPT member:
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*All upcoming event speakers, dates, start times, durations, titles, prices, formats, and topics are all subject to change.
**The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed during events, on the BAAPT website (www.baapt.org), or in BAAPT newsletters are solely those of the individual contributors. They do not necessarily reflect the views, positions, or policies of BAAPT, its affiliates, or any of its other individuals or associated entities.
‡ The bridge illustration above was designed for BAAPT in 1992, by Natalie Haddock Conley (INFP preferences.)