Karen A Webb has been teaching the Enneagram in the Narrative Tradition for over 20 years. She graduated from the Enneagram Professional Training Program in 1991 and now runs Enneagram Studies UK, providing open and tailored Enneagram workshops and consultations. Karen is a passionate, lifelong student of spirituality, comparative religion and psychology and lives in Malvern, UK.

“Still the only introduction you'll ever need and the best around. We've given copies to most of our clients, and we'll certainly let them know the revised version should be added to their shelves.”

• Acknowledgements. Foreword. Preface to Revised Edition. Introduction: Why The Enneagram? 1. How the Enneagram Works. 2. Type One: The Perfectionist. 3. Type Two: The Giver. 4. Type Three: The Performer. 5. Type Four: The Romantic. 6. Type Five: The Observer. 7. Type Six: The Questioner. 8. Type Seven: The Optimist. 9. Type Eight: The Protector. 10. Type Nine: The Mediator. 11. Seeing Below the Surface: Types Which Look Alike. 12. Communication Tips: Using the Enneagram to Create Understanding. 13. Conclusion: What Do I Do Next? Further Reading/Useful Contacts.

Karen A Webb has been teaching the Enneagram in the Narrative Tradition for over 20 years. She graduated from the Enneagram Professional Training Program in 1991 and now runs Enneagram Studies UK, providing open and tailored Enneagram workshops and consultations. Karen is a passionate, lifelong student of spirituality, comparative religion and psychology and lives in Malvern, UK.

“Still the only introduction you'll ever need and the best around. We've given copies to most of our clients, and we'll certainly let them know the revised version should be added to their shelves.”

• Acknowledgements. Foreword. Preface to Revised Edition. Introduction: Why The Enneagram? 1. How the Enneagram Works. 2. Type One: The Perfectionist. 3. Type Two: The Giver. 4. Type Three: The Performer. 5. Type Four: The Romantic. 6. Type Five: The Observer. 7. Type Six: The Questioner. 8. Type Seven: The Optimist. 9. Type Eight: The Protector. 10. Type Nine: The Mediator. 11. Seeing Below the Surface: Types Which Look Alike. 12. Communication Tips: Using the Enneagram to Create Understanding. 13. Conclusion: What Do I Do Next? Further Reading/Useful Contacts.

Karen A Webb has been teaching the Enneagram in the Narrative Tradition for over 20 years. She graduated from the Enneagram Professional Training Program in 1991 and now runs Enneagram Studies UK, providing open and tailored Enneagram workshops and consultations. Karen is a passionate, lifelong student of spirituality, comparative religion and psychology and lives in Malvern, UK.

“Still the only introduction you'll ever need and the best around. We've given copies to most of our clients, and we'll certainly let them know the revised version should be added to their shelves.”

• Acknowledgements. Foreword. Preface to Revised Edition. Introduction: Why The Enneagram? 1. How the Enneagram Works. 2. Type One: The Perfectionist. 3. Type Two: The Giver. 4. Type Three: The Performer. 5. Type Four: The Romantic. 6. Type Five: The Observer. 7. Type Six: The Questioner. 8. Type Seven: The Optimist. 9. Type Eight: The Protector. 10. Type Nine: The Mediator. 11. Seeing Below the Surface: Types Which Look Alike. 12. Communication Tips: Using the Enneagram to Create Understanding. 13. Conclusion: What Do I Do Next? Further Reading/Useful Contacts.