Myers-Briggs Typology vs. Jungian Individuation

Exploring the intersections of Jung's developmental theory and Myers-Briggs typology, this book highlights the overlooked aspects that can enhance understanding and application. It outlines eight principles to bridge the differences between the two frameworks and offers practical strategies for their implementation in various contexts. Additionally, the author addresses common criticisms of the MBTI, providing defenses and actionable suggestions for integrating Jungian concepts into coaching and workshops.