So many things to share with you this month...

• The BAAPT Board of Directors was elected at the January 24th meeting. We welcome new members Ken Nim, Mit Kumarasamy, Tim Beggs and Susan Paul.  Take a look!

• Couples' panels have been popular BAAPT programs, and it's been a while since we've offered one. I'm happy to announce that the wait is over! On Valentine's Day, Saturday, February 14th three member couples share their insights about Type in their relationships. Details...

• The latest version of the BAAPT member directory is now available on our website. The directory is updated quarterly, and allows our members to connect between monthly meetings. The directory is password-protected for members only. Check your email for the password.

• Library book reviews! Did you know that our new online library catalog has space for reviews? If you've read one of the book in the BAAPT library and liked it, please let others know what you thought. Learn more...

• Our annual all-day special event is coming in March. You won't want to miss Dario Nardi sharing his latest discoveries related to Type and neuroscience. Reserve your seat now! $35 for members, $60 for non-members, lunch included.

I look forward to seeing you in Millbrae on the 14th!

-- Julie Wright, BAAPT Marketing Co-Director
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P. S.  Don't hesitate to contact us with questions.  

Did you know that our new online library catalog has space for reviews? If you've read one of the books in the BAAPT library and liked it, please let others know what you thought. 

Our first review is from BAAPT Member James Campbell on one of our newest books: The Music of Life: Concerto for Mankind, donated by the author. You can see James' review here. 

If you want to review a book, email your comments to Vicki Brown via [email protected]. If you plan to review multiple books, please ask for a registered account to the Library application.

Sadly, we say goodbye to Judi Grutter, a true leader in the Type Community, and a local neighbor. More...

John Beebe introduced 62 BAAPT members and guests to concepts from Joseph L. Henderson’s Cultural Attitudes in Psychological Perspectives (1984, Inner City Books). 

John discussed with us these five attitudes: 

1. Religious – The Spirit that permeates all life 
2. Aesthetic – Beauty as a necessity 
3. Social – Maintaining the ethical code of the culture 
4. Philosophical – Getting to the truth of things 
5. Psychological – The pragmatic application of types of consciousness to individual development