Below is a list of articles, publications and think pieces written by Christos. 

If you are interested in receiving a copy of an article, please contact Christos at (207) 784-3136 or via e-mail at christos@christosg.com.

 Miscellaneous Papers/Publications

• A Meditation on the Feeling Function, July, 2004
• Type and Individuation -- Explaining Myers-Briggs and Psychological Types  (October 2003)
  
• New Year Letter 2003
  
• New Year Letter 2002
  
• The Architecture of the Psyche: Structures of the Mind
  
• The Encounter
  
• Ground of Being
  
• Higher Self/Lower Self
  
• I Am Not I
  
• Mythos: Session I
  
• Mythos: Childhood
  
• Aspects of the Masculine: Heroics and Beyond in The Thin Red Line.  The San Francisco Jung Institute Library Journal, Vol. 18, No. 4, 2000
  
• Aspects of the Archetypal Feminine and Some Thoughts on Individuation
  
• At Mid-life: Confronting the Dynamic Presence of Projection
  
• Mythology and Type: Paper in Conference Proceedings, July 2001, International Conference, Association for Psychological Type, Minneapolis, MN
  
• Mythology and Type: Presentation, July 2001, International Conference, Association for Psychological Type, Minneapolis, MN
  
• Some Perspectives on Myth: Quotes
  
• Myth Comes From the Mystery That Feeds The Self: a Presentation at the Bowdoin Jung Seminar, February 19, 2002. Bowdoin College, Brunswick, ME

 Papers on Business and Management Matters

• Accountability and Productivity: an Essay on How to Get Real About Doing the Work
  
• Authority and Power: the Path of Leadership
  
• Creating Soulful Cultures at Work: the Task of Leadership in the New Millennium
  A Paper and An Address Delivered to the Third Biennial Leadership Conference
  Sponsored by the Center for the Application of Psychological Type
  April 15-17, 1999  Washington, D.C.
  
• Emotional Intelligence: A Different Way of Being Smart 
  
• Occasional Papers on Information Anxiety
  
• Building a Pathway to Personal Power. Some Guidance
  
• Shaping the Direction of Your Business Plan
  
• Who Sets the Agenda, You or the Pressure? A Meditation on Time Management
  
• Vision, Mission, Goal Setting: A Template for Planning

 Workshops and Retreats

Since 1995, Christos J. Gianopoulos has led workshops in self-development to enable people to gain perspective on their circumstances and to develop the insight and personal strength that is needed to achieve their. He uses the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator as a foundation piece in his work, and he examines philosophical and psychological themes which allow people to gain access to untapped resources within themselves.  Here is a list of some of the seminars and retreats that Christos has led, as well as a list of papers that have been written to serve as the groundwork for generating deeper thought and discussion at these events.

 Past Workshops/Retreats