Dale Rhodes, M.S., M.A. is a professional mentor and guide with a private practice in Portland since 1998. Along with Master's Degrees in NonProfit Administration ('91) and Interdisciplinary Studies/Spiritual Traditions & Ethics ('99), Dale has three professional training certificates in the Enneagram, is certified in the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI®) and the Art of Spiritual Direction. He is core faculty at POCA Tech (People's Organization of Community Acupuncture) and WVDO's Executive Leadership Academy. Dale is also a frequent presenter at Lewis and Clark College's Center for Community Engagement.
If you are going to explore the benefits of the Enneagram, it is best to find a professional with formal training and certification in the system. Make the smart choice to work with Portland's leading personality specialist. Consider individual sessions or group explorations with this powerful tool for positive transformation. Expand your views of our city, of yourself and those around you, all from a beautifully bright top floor suite. You will be glad you made the connection.
If you are going to explore the benefits of the Enneagram, it is best to find a professional with formal training and certification in the system. Make the smart choice to work with Portland's leading personality specialist. Consider individual sessions or group explorations with this powerful tool for positive transformation. Expand your views of our city, of yourself and those around you, all from a beautifully bright top floor suite. You will be glad you made the connection.
2-hour Type Interview/Explorations are available.
Accepting new clients, in-person sessions only.
New clients should take the Introduction Course or the 2-hour Type Interview/Exploration.
Not accepting couples at this time but the 2-hour Type Interview/Exploration is helpful for all.
Accepting new clients, in-person sessions only.
New clients should take the Introduction Course or the 2-hour Type Interview/Exploration.
Not accepting couples at this time but the 2-hour Type Interview/Exploration is helpful for all.
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If one does not understand a person, one tends to regard him as a fool. Carl Jung "You never really understand a person until you consider things from his point of view… until you climb into his skin and walk around in it.”
- Atticus Finch in Harper Lee’s To Kill a Mockingbird |
Introduction to the Enneagram
in Love, Work and Spiritual Development: Saturday May 4th, 9:30am-4:30pm Annual Enneagram Portland Retreat: Columbia Gorge May 17-19, 2019 Cofacilitated w/ Deb Lyman, LCSW You are so welcome to join! Individual Sessions supporting those who want to understand themselves and others more fully See our guest speakers since 2002... Click the underlined titles to learn more, or click the programs menu above. |
Enneagram Portland was created in 2002 as the city's primary resource for individual explorations, local community education and interdisciplinary experiences with the 9 Points of View. Enneagram Portland Programs link you to professionally-led experiences and explorations with the Enneagram and Portlanders who love it. The Enneagram is about 9 Types of People.
We know you can move beyond the cumbersome online tests and daily emails, the expensive out-of-town hotel conferences, and the homegrown 'experts'...
We are live and we are local.
Talk type? You should be with us!
We know you can move beyond the cumbersome online tests and daily emails, the expensive out-of-town hotel conferences, and the homegrown 'experts'...
We are live and we are local.
Talk type? You should be with us!
"Dale Rhodes shares his professional experience, formal training, and education to make a most effective consultant and teacher. His intention to bring about positive change through employing the Enneagram is matched by his abilities to skillfully apply the system in many different arenas, including individual mentoring and organizational training. His work will offer you delight and great benefit."
Helen Palmer,
author of The Enneagram and The Enneagram in Love and Work
"Dale Rhodes, with his professional backgrounds in nonprofit management and spiritual direction, brings maturity and a freshness to teaching the Enneagram. He offers mentoring, spiritual direction, panel interview workshops and retreats for a wide variety of students. Participants are delighted and enriched by the perspectives that Dale brings to the potential for positive change in relationships, work and spirituality. I am pleased to support this highly qualified and caring Enneagram Teacher in the Narrative Tradition."
David Daniels, M.D., Stanford University Clinical Professor Department of Psychiatry,
coauthor of The Essential Enneagram
"Dale Rhodes is a very knowledgeable Enneagram presenter and a wonderful host for guest workshop presenters. Enneagram Portland is one of the bright lights in the Enneagram galaxy."
Jerome Wagner, Ph.D., Loyola University,
author of The Nine Lenses on the World
Helen Palmer,
author of The Enneagram and The Enneagram in Love and Work
"Dale Rhodes, with his professional backgrounds in nonprofit management and spiritual direction, brings maturity and a freshness to teaching the Enneagram. He offers mentoring, spiritual direction, panel interview workshops and retreats for a wide variety of students. Participants are delighted and enriched by the perspectives that Dale brings to the potential for positive change in relationships, work and spirituality. I am pleased to support this highly qualified and caring Enneagram Teacher in the Narrative Tradition."
David Daniels, M.D., Stanford University Clinical Professor Department of Psychiatry,
coauthor of The Essential Enneagram
"Dale Rhodes is a very knowledgeable Enneagram presenter and a wonderful host for guest workshop presenters. Enneagram Portland is one of the bright lights in the Enneagram galaxy."
Jerome Wagner, Ph.D., Loyola University,
author of The Nine Lenses on the World
I connected with three students from other book groups to watch King Lear, the group assignment being to look through the lens of Type Two Connectors. I enjoyed my time with the others, the food and the discussion; but at first I did not like the play or see it’s relevance. The week after the viewing the play, though, I began to see--- plenty! Only after is when I began to see the play’s themes and the universal type’s themes everywhere: relinquishing power and control, humility, aging, planning on who will take care of you as you get older, giving to get, pridefulness, the quick flash of personality change when your self image is threatened, etc. I’m not sure Lear deserved what he got, but it is prompting me to pay attention to some of these themes more. The group experience has enriched my life and I am grateful for it all. --Corinne
A lake evaporates upward and thus gradually dries up;
but when two lakes are joined they do not dry up so readily,
for one replenishes the other.
It is the same in the field of knowledge.
Knowledge should be a refreshing and vitalizing force.
It becomes so only through stimulating intercourse with congenial friends
with whom one holds discussion
and practices application of the truths of life.
In this way learning becomes many-sided and takes on a cheerful lightness,
whereas there is always something ponderous and one- sided about the learning of the self-taught.
Hexagram 58, The Lake, The Joyous
The I Ching ( The Taoist Book of Changes )
but when two lakes are joined they do not dry up so readily,
for one replenishes the other.
It is the same in the field of knowledge.
Knowledge should be a refreshing and vitalizing force.
It becomes so only through stimulating intercourse with congenial friends
with whom one holds discussion
and practices application of the truths of life.
In this way learning becomes many-sided and takes on a cheerful lightness,
whereas there is always something ponderous and one- sided about the learning of the self-taught.
Hexagram 58, The Lake, The Joyous
The I Ching ( The Taoist Book of Changes )