Episode 12
Interview | Neuroscience & the Enneagram
In this episode of Fathoms - An Enneagram Podcast, Creek and Drew talk with enneagram teacher and functional neurologist Dr. Jerome D. Lubbe. Jerome is an enneagram innovator and the author of The Brain-Based Enneagram: You Are Not A Number. We get into some really fun and interesting intersections of science and the enneagram, and also talk about some of Jerome’s innovative ideas with the enneagram. Buckle up, because this episode is FULL of fascinating content.
- Jerome’s fascinating story [3:00]
- Why Jerome uses the enneagram in his clinical work [5:15]
- Why Jerome thinks the enneagram symbol is upside-down [7:20]
- The importance of a whole-person approach to the enneagram instead of stereotyping [8:45]
- Jerome’s “efficiency” approach to the enneagram types. [12:00]
- How Jerome uses the RHETI assessment to develop his Whole Identity profile [15:00]
- The pushback Jerome’s received from his unique approach to the enneagram [22:30]
- Why Jerome thinks the traditional enneagram symbol is upside down [26:00]
- How the enneagram correlates with Executive Function Disorders [30:15]
- How do the instincts show up in the brain? [35:30]
- What Jerome’s working on right now [40:00]
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