A few weeks ago a number of us gathered around at Ingrid's house and listened to and chatted with Kay Hennessy. The evening was informative, people made new connections and someone asked: "Why don't we do this more often?"
It is because, of course, our lives are too full, but we will do it again and the news will break, before it happens, on this blog.
BIG NEWS
If you get the Australian Psychological Type Review and read the letters from our national president you will know our national body is in a parlous state.
Earlier in the year at a gathering of federal councillors we all decided to do our best to redress matters and that if we failed then probably the best solution was to revert to state bodies.
The matter has come to a head.
Soon you will be asked to vote, for AusAPT to be restructured as state based incorporated associations,, or for it to continue as a national structure.
There are positions for both sides. Over the next couple of weeks, your blog-master will place the positions on this blog.
It is an important vote.
Study the positions, talk to friends, make comments on this blog, remember your personal position may be related to your type, respect the types not of your type that may hold other positions related to their type.
May your type be true,
blog master
Jon Doust
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- The blogger was born in Bridgetown, West Australia. He has a BA in English (Curtin University) and can read and write. His first novel "Boy on a Wire", published by Fremantle Press, was long-listed for the 2010 Miles Franklin, a major Australian literary prize. His next novel, "To The Highlands", will be released August 2012. He lives in Albany, West Australia, engages his community, talks for a living, writes because he has to, and works with Jungian psychological models and archetypes. Some folk think he's funny, but that's not the point.
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