Who We Are

The Enneagram Monthly (EM) is a publication dedicated to presenting broad, unbiased, and in-depth articles on the enneagram. The EM receives support from many members of the enneagram community, including our loyal staff (below) and article contributors.

Jack Labanauskas Editor & Publisher	Judy Windt Editor	Susan Rhodes Writer, Webmaster & Indexer

Since 1995, we've kept abreast of the actively-evolving field of enneagram exploration. Our contributors are diverse, and we respect all views. The EM is now a well-established forum for thoughtful discourse about the enneagram, its applications, and its future.

Key features:

Compelling in-depth articles on topics ranging from practical applications in the field to profound philosophical analyses

Personal Stories from our readers

Interviews with leading thinkers in the field such as A.H. Almaas, Laleh Bakhtiar, Anthony Blake, Tom Condon, David Daniels, Theodorre Donson, Russ Hudson, Kathy Hurley, Oscar Ichazo, Claudio Naranjo, Helen Palmer, Don Riso, Charles Tart, Stephen Wolinsky and others

Teaching schedules, class announcements, learning opportunities, and products—what's happening and how to access it

Reviews of books, workshops, and professional trainings to help you decide which ones are for you

Columns by enneagram practitioners who can help you apply the enneagram to tackle practical problems in life

NinePoints, the quarterly news bulletin of the International Enneagram Association

What well-known Enneagram thinkers have to say about the EM:

Oscar Ichazo:

"The Enneagram Monthly is an excellent impartial forum for the presentation of ideas by those involved in the fast-growing enneagram movement. The open discussion about the theory, matters, issues, and alternatives are indispensable for any science to develop upon grounds of objectivity."

Claudio Naranjo:

"I have the impression that the Enneagram Monthly is the most open-minded and least politically perverted publication in its field. The very fact that the EM has been eager to interview me and Oscar Ichazo reveals an understanding and decency that makes it rise beyond what I have called 'the arrogant ignorance of the enneagram community'."

Don Richard Riso and Russ Hudson:

"The EM has invigorated the field, every month reflecting the energy and creativity found in the Enneagram community. It is a publication for thoughtful people, brimming with ideas while remaining fair to all schools of thought. It continues to play an essential role in the growth and integrity of the future of the Enneagram. I urge everyone to support and contribute to it wholeheartedly; it is a 'must read' for every enneagram student."

Helen Palmer:

"Reading the Enneagram Monthly has been a source of pleasure, sadness, astonishment and irritation-all of which makes it interesting."

The opportunity to learn more about the advances in personality studies and to read about the unfolding uses of the enneagram as a tool for growth and problem resolution in a host of fields, from corporate management to therapy, makes a subscription to the Enneagram Monthly a modest investment indeed. Will you join us?