Everyone is different - no one would argue with that. But how different, exactly? And in what way?

At the beginning of the 20th century, Carl Gustav Jung became interested in this question. As the founder of modern analytical psychology, he was the first to divide people into categories based on the principle of perception and information processing. Subsequently, two more systems were created on the basis of his work: the Myers-Briggs typology (also widely known in the West as MBTI) and socionics.

These three typologies have never been used in combination, and for good reason. Because, with their common roots, they perfectly complement and support each other. It is on the combination of these three classifications that the author's system for describing psychological types, created by M.N. Grashina, in her co-authorship with A.M. Eliseeva.

During the course you will not only get an idea of how different people interact with the information offered to them - but also be able to practical examples of skills to adjust to their psychological characteristics, mastering the techniques of "talking in another's language".

All participants of the seminar for FREE will be given a set of video "Typology of personality. Basic Course". This is the basics of how to build a system of three typologies.