For Professionals and Mother Group Leaders

 

Use the video to train yourself ... then depend on it as your co-presenter in workshops! The video presents basic personality type and mothering style information in an engaging way, freeing you to focus on the needs of each group member. It can be used in whole or in part, in one session or over several, to convey information or as a catalyst for group discussion. The leader’s mini-guide tells how to make the most of the video in groups.

 

 

The next best thing to attending one of Janet Penley’s seminar! Watch it at home while your child naps or view it together with your friends and mother group to stimulate discussion of strengths and differences in an affirming and non-threatening way.

 

Two Volume Set

 

Volume One (25 minutes) tells the story of how M.O.M.S. began, its basic ideals, an overview of Jungian personality type, and an explanation of what the four letter types mean. At the end, mothers are asked to guess their type. In Volume Two (70 minutes), seven women of different personality types tell how they have used type to improve their mothering effectiveness. “On Cub Scout days, I plan a day of solitude so I’ll have enough energy to deal with active boys that night,” says Judy, ISTJ. “I set my breakfast table before bed. The unexpected in the morning throws me,” shares Rene, INFJ. “I used to feel guilty that I didn’t like staying at home,” says Carol, ENTP, “But now I know that being out and about is what my type likes.” The video features six at-home profiles of different type mothers and one dad. Selected to represent the eight preferences and four temperaments, the vignettes bring parenting differences to life. Using charming cartoon illustrations, Penley also presents mothering style strengths, struggles and tips for each type mother.

 

Two volume set, DVD or VHS Cassette, Leaders mini-guide included. ($125 +$5 Shipping).

 

 

“Clear, fresh and easy-to-follow. I couldn’t get enough of the women’s stories. I can’t wait to show it to my friends.” Sue Scanlon, Editor of The Type Reporter

 

“From the first moment, you know you’re listening to real people with real lives, not some expert preaching at you about theories.” Stephanie, mother and church mother’s group facilitator