Welcome to Vermont Association of Psychological Type

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VT-APT is a chapter of the Association for Psychological Type International

For more information about Vermont APT email:info@vermontapt.org

For questions about the Vermont APT website please email: webmaster@vermontapt.org

For questions about Vermont APT Membership email:membership@vermontapt.org

 

The Vermont Chapter of the Association of Psychological Type International is an association of individuals committed to improve interpersonal communication and organizational effectiveness through the understanding and application of psychological type.

We approach our mission through activities designed to:

  • Provide a regular forum for members to explore type theory and share experiences and research among a network of friends and professionals
  • Promote appropriate and ethical use of psychological type instruments
  • Foster study and understanding
  • Enhance skills for the application of psychological type in teaching, counseling, training, and coaching

"Classification does not explain the individual psyche. Nevertheless, an understanding of psychological types opens the way to a better understanding of human psychology in general." - Carl Jung

- VT-APT -
99 Swift St., Ste. 305
South Burlington, VT 05403-7360
A Chapter of the
Association for Psychological Type International:
9650 Rockville Pike Bethesda, MD 20814-3998 USA
www.aptinternational.org

What People are Saying About Vermont APT:

Learning about type and the MBTI(r) has been an amazing learning experience for me. It has enabled me to understand some very fundamental differences between people that explain why they react to the same situations in such a variety of ways.

-Kathy McNames, Co-founder of Yoga Vermont


Though my interest in type has spanned three states and twenty years, the unique experience that VT-APT has offered me has been worth all that came before, and more. What I am learning has aided my personal and professional development in ways and at a depth that I never expected.

-Pamela K. Gardner, Director of Career Services, The University of Vermont


The Vermont chapter of the Association of Psychological Type International, is a center for advanced thinking in the MBTI(r) community. VT-APT attracts leading experts to present and attend workshops. These events are aimed at expanding, not only our individual understanding, but the field of knowledge itself.

-Katharine Myers, Co-guardian of the MBTI Tool(r)

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