If you are reading this, you probably know about my passion for Process Communication Model (PCM). Now you will also find out about my passion for drawing. I’m just starting with this, so be gentle with me :). I thought I’d put this to good use and offer you a PCM Personality Types Summary in a visual, and hopefully easier to remember, way.
The PCM Personality Types are really interesting and they tell a lot about our personalities. They depict how we behave in normal circumstances and in distress too. And they are also quite complex, as they should be… because we are also complex beings.
This is how the idea of drawing a PCM Personality Types Summary was born. To combine my two passions with the purpose of making it easier to ‘stick’. It is true that our brain reacts better to images and remembers then the information easier, so let’s hope this will help you too to work easier with the Six PCM Personality Types Summary.
A quick guide on how to use them:
The top and left side of the PCM Personality Types Summary covers information about the characteristics of the Base Personality (so if you recognise yourself in the top and left descriptions of a personality type, it might be that that is your Base Personality).
The bottom and right parts describe characteristics of the Phase Personality (so if you recognise your behaviour under stress in the right part of one of the six PCM Personality Types Summary drawings, then probably that might be your Phase Personality Type. And then you would need to take care and meet the Psychological Needs at the bottom of the drawing, in order to ‘charge your batteries’ and become productive again.
My Open PCM Training Courses
We go into this subject and more during my PCM courses. By the way, I normally deliver PCM in-house, face-to-face or online, for organisations around Europe. However, twice a year, in spring and in autumn, I organise Open PCM Courses, where anyone can sign up. One session in English and one in Romanian. These are for those individuals who want to know themselves better and improve their relationships, their communications and their stress management.
The Open PCM Courses are organised as a 6-week programme: we meet online every week for 3h15’ to learn and practice, we make use of our PCM Personality Profile to understand ourselves better, and then we have homework from one week to another to “play the detective” with others and practice again what we’ve learnt.
By signing up for the Open Process Communication Model Training Course you get:
— Access to the Workshop (18 hours of training, virtually live, via Zoom)
— Access to the closed Facebook Group where we’ll discuss what we learn, our homework and any questions and insights
— 1 PCM Personality Profile (30-40 pages) – normally priced between EUR110-200
— Slide Deck (200+ slides), Summary Slides (~25 slides)
— Access to the recordings for a limited time, in case you miss any session
Send me a message if you have any questions or…
Ok, but, long story short, let’s look at those summaries :).
This is a carousel of images, so press on the right/left arrows to see the next/previous PCM Personality Type summary.
Thank you for reading and enjoy!
PS: A big reason I write is to meet people so feel free to say Hi! on Linkedin here or to follow my Instagram here, as I’d love to learn more about you.
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