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Join ISSA Consulting & Coaching for Personality in the Park, a special fall in-person MBTI experience taking place on September 18 at Lorimer Park in Huntingdon Valley, PA.
This relaxed outdoor workshop will be held in the pavilion at Lorimer Park, giving participants an easy-to-find, covered gathering space while still enjoying the casual atmosphere of the park.
The workshop is designed to help participants better understand personality type and how it influences communication, decision-making, relationships, teamwork, and everyday interactions.
Participants will explore the four MBTI preference pairs, identify their own personality preferences, and learn how different types approach information, decisions, structure, communication, and connection. The session combines guided instruction, practical examples, group discussion, and interactive activities in an informal park setting designed to encourage learning, conversation, and connection.
Whether you are attending for personal growth, professional development, stronger relationships, or simply to better understand the people around you, Personality in the Park provides practical InSight you can take well beyond the afternoon.
What you can expect:
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A clear introduction to MBTI personality type
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Greater self-awareness and understanding of your personal preferences
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Practical strategies for communicating with different personality types
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Insight into relationships, teamwork, conflict, and collaboration
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Interactive discussion and real-world application
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A relaxed outdoor learning experience in the pavilion at Lorimer Park
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Your MBTI assessment and participant materials included with registration
No previous MBTI experience is required.
Come discover your type, understand others, and enjoy a different kind of afternoon in the park while turning personality InSight into an advantage.
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Ticket sales begin September 20th at 12am.
🍂 Personality in the Park returns this October!
Join ISSA Consulting & Coaching for a relaxed, interactive afternoon focused on understanding personality, communication, relationships, teamwork, and the differences that shape how we connect with others.
📅 Friday, October 16, 2026
⏰ 12:30 PM–3:30 PM
📍 Lorimer Park Pavilion, Huntingdon Valley
🎟️ Tickets: $75 per person
Limited seating available
Your registration includes the MBTI assessment, interpretation, participant materials, and live workshop experience.
Come discover your type, understand others, and turn personality InSight into an advantage.
🎭 Come as someone else. Discover who you really are.
Join ISSA Consulting & Coaching for Behind the Mask, a special Halloween edition of Personality in the Park.
Come in costume, wear something that reflects your personality, or simply come as you are while we explore what personality type reveals beneath the roles, habits, and expectations we carry every day.
📅 Friday, October 30, 2026
⏰ 12:30 PM–3:30 PM
📍 Lorimer Park Pavilion, Huntingdon Valley
🎟️ Tickets: $75 per person
Limited seating available
Your registration includes the MBTI assessment, interpretation, participant materials, and live workshop experience.
Costumes are encouraged, but the real discovery is what lies behind the mask.
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One of the hardest lessons for people with strong empathy is learning that good intentions do not guarantee good outcomes.
A parent may constantly rescue an adult child from consequences and call it love. But if that rescue prevents maturity, responsibility, and independence, the love becomes enabling.
A leader may tolerate a destructive employee because they know the person is struggling. But if the rest of the team becomes demoralized, ignored, or mistreated, empathy for one person becomes unfairness to many.
A community may avoid enforcing standards because enforcement feels uncomfortable. But if disorder grows, trust erodes. The most vulnerable people often suffer first.
A society may open its arms in compassion but fail to clearly communicate shared expectations, civic responsibility, legal boundaries, and mutual respect. Over time, that lack of clarity can create resentment on all sides.
This is why empathy must be paired with discernment.
Discernment asks:
“What is truly needed here?”
“Who is being helped?”
“Who may be harmed?”
“What are the long-term consequences?”
“Am I acting from wisdom or guilt?”
“Am I helping because it is right, or because I am afraid of being judged?”
These are difficult questions, but emotionally mature people are willing to ask them.
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