The 12-Type Enneagram: Know Your Type Improve Your Life

There exists a totally unknown system that codifies the very specific manner in which we think, feel and behave. It reveals the influence on us of planetary energies. The 12-Type Enneagram is completely original, and it reveals 12 planetary essence types. We all have every one of the type energies, but they exist in lesser or greater concentrations. Only one, though, is our essence type (not personality type). Unlike the 9-Type Enneagram, which concentrates on personality, the 12-Type Enneagram focuses on planetary essence types. There are 6 main types and 6 hybrid types, all of which are linked to a planet: Mercury, Saturn, Mars, Jupiter, Venus and Lunar. In The 12-Type Enneagram, Matthew Campling helps you identify your type via a series of questions and then provides a detailed explanation of each type. Sections include family, friends, work, sex, love and relationships, and how we can consciously develop using the system. The 12-Type Enneagram will help you: • Understand why others are different from you • Help you deal with problems • Show you what to work on to improve your life • Help resolve inner and outer conflict and more Up till now this knowledge has been lost, or limited to esoteric schools of knowledge. Now it is available to us all.

Psychotherapist. MA psych, BA Hons counseling, MBACP (Accred). In private practice for 19 years, and is the only qualified 12-Type Enneagram teacher in the UK. 

Author of two health related books: Eating Disorder Self-Cure; Therapeutic Weight Loss 

Playwright. Seven plays produced. Short-listed for Verity Bargate Play Award (1996) 

Journalist. Articles in GQ, Punch, Scriptwriter, Therapy Today, The Independent, Boyz. Former Features Editor, Assistant Editor, Film Theatre Critic 

Facilitator. 14 years of presenting workshops for various companies and organisations 

Media Print. Popular radio speaker, former Trisha ITV regular ‘guest expert’. Articles on my work in Therapy Today, The Independent, Camden Gazette, Islington Journal.