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Michael Naylor, CCS, M.ED, LADC
Certified Enneagram Teacher/Consultant
Michael Naylor, M.ED, CCS, LADC is an Authorized Enneagram Teacher
trained by the international leader in Enneagram studies, the Enneagram
Institute of New York. He is also a faculty-in-training there. Michael is also a
licensed alcohol and drug counselor and Clinical Director of Serenity House,
a residential treatment facility for men recovering from addiction located in
Portland, Maine. In addition, he co-facilitates Courageous Men’s Intimacy
Groups at Health, Education and Training Institute, and works in private
practice in Portland, Maine. He has found the Enneagram to be a powerful
tool in assisting individuals in transforming difficult and stubborn emotional
and psychological habits. In addiction, he has found the Enneagram to be a
powerful tool in helping individuals gain sobriety and avoiding relapse. He
knows that the Enneagram, when understood, inspires a revolution in the
lives of people seeking transformation on whatever level of health or
unhappiness they find themselves. He has been deeply involved in the
addictions field and spirituals fields of transformation for the past 26 years.
He can be reached at Michaelnaylor@msn.com.
More on Michael Naylor: (go to www.enneagrammaine.com to learn about his
work and trainings). If you love MI and its potential to assist clients in waking
up to their innate motivation to become healthy, you will absolutely love the
Enneagram, whose purpose is to further inspire the innate motivation of any
individual (client or counselor) to become their best, finest, healthiest, most
creative and genuine self. You could say that the Enneagram is MI for the
deep self, dedicated to assisting individuals in waking up their capacity to
transcend and heal unnecessary and addictive suffering, whether it be to a
substance, an emotional or mental habit, or a deeply learned unconscious
pattern of moving in the opposite direction of what generates love, impacting
engagement with life, deep self-worth, strength, and the innate capacity to
thrive and be fully oneself.

Stephen R. Andrew, LCSW, LADC, CCS
Keith Young, LCPC
Alan Philip Lyme, MSW, LCSW, CAP, ICADC
Felix (Phil) del Vecchio, LCSW, LADC
Kenneth W. Lehman, Esquire
Cheryl Mitchell
Joel Guarna, PhD.
Elizabeth Kubik, PhD.
Michael Naylor, CCS, M.ED, LADC
Ernest VanDenBossche, BCH, CI
Ali Hall