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THE ARCHETYPE TRILOGY
for Educators
for Depth
for Families
The Archetype Approach
A New Psychology of Childhood
The foundation text.
This book introduces the twelve archetypes, the six axes of balance, and the heart of the approach:
Children don’t need correction.
They need balance.
It provides the philosophical spine, the relational ethos, and the core developmental map from birth to seven.
Warm, grounded, and accessible — this is the doorway into the entire system.
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The Inner Architecture of Childhood
Axes, Triads & the Depth Psychology of Behaviour
The depth-psychology volume of the series —
the spine beneath behaviour, the structural map inside the Archetype Approach.
This book introduces:
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the six Axes of Balance
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the seven Triads
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the compensation logic behind behaviour
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the adult as the missing pole
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the intergenerational forces shaping childhood
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the role of humour, play, movement & structure in integration
Written in a tight, elemental style inspired by Bly, Hillman, and Winnicott,
this is the book for practitioners, SENCOs, psychologists, and parents who want to understand the architecture beneath behaviour — not just the surface.
Release: Coming Soon
The Twelve Children
The Twelve Children is a soulful, psychology-rooted guide for parents who want to move beyond discipline charts and quick-fix behavior tips—and into a deeper relationship with their child’s inner world.
Drawing on Jungian archetypes, myth, and years of lived experience, this book invites you to meet your child not as a personality to manage, but as an unfolding soul. Whether your child is a Joker, a Rebel, a Thinker, or a Mover, you’ll learn how to see beyond behavior and connect with what lives beneath it.
Inside you'll discover:
— The 12 core archetypes in children (and how they show up in play, conflict, and repair)
— How your own childhood shapes your parenting instinct and triggers
— Why soul-led parenting demands presence, not perfection
— What to do when your child’s archetype clashes with your own
— How to build rhythm, rituals, and relationship that hold the whole family
With poetic prose, practical reflection prompts, and compassionate insight, The Twelve Children offers a map for parents walking the path of conscious, soulful connection—without shame, without rigidity, and without needing to get it all right.
This is not a parenting manual.
It’s a remembering.
The Archetype Approach
Welcome to The Archetype Approach
The Archetype Approach is a structured framework built around 12 core archetypes — universal patterns that help individuals better understand themselves, their strengths, and their place within a changing world.
This isn’t another personality test or typology. It’s a deeper system designed to support clarity, growth, and purpose across personal, relational, and professional life.
Each archetype reflects an essential role that exists in both individuals and communities.
Whether you’re exploring your identity, developing leadership, or building systems that align with human potential, Archetype Approach offers practical insight grounded in symbolic depth.
Discover the 12 archetypes. Find your path forward.
Who is it For? / How Does it Work?
For Individuals
Exploring identity, relationships, or personal growth
The Archetype Approach offers a practical framework for those seeking to understand themselves more deeply. Whether you're navigating life transitions, working on self-awareness, or looking for a grounded alternative to personality typing, the 12 archetypes help clarify patterns, strengths, and blind spots in a way that feels accessible and real.
For Educators, Parents, and Facilitators
Supporting children, teens, or groups with emotional and developmental insight
This framework can be used to better understand behaviour, communication styles, and learning preferences. It supports emotionally intelligent teaching and caregiving by offering clear patterns that help adults respond with greater attunement, structure, and relational clarity. Useful in both individual and group settings.
For Creators and System Thinkers
Building tools, communities, or environments with people in mind
Whether you’re developing educational models, social initiatives, or wellbeing resources, the Archetype Approach gives a human-first lens for design. Each archetype represents an essential role within groups, helping you map needs, balance dynamics, and build with integrity from the ground up.
Why Now?
Families and educators are sensing a shift.
Traditional systems often prioritize outcomes over relationships, leaving many children—and adults—disconnected and overwhelmed.
The Archetype Approach offers a gentle alternative: a rhythm-based, personality-centered framework that honors each child's unique way of being.
It's not about abandoning structure, but about embracing a more human, connected way of learning and growing together.
Meet the Archetypes..
Twelve patterns of childhood behavior—each offering insight into how a child learns, plays, and connects.
These archetypes aren't labels but lenses to better understand and support each child's unique journey.
Explore them in the Starter Pack.
Ready to Begin?
Start your journey with The Archetype Approach—a gentle, rhythm-based framework that honours each child’s unique way of being.Whether you're home educating, working in early years, or simply rethinking how children grow and learn, this is a space to begin slowly, with clarity and care.
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Your entry point into a more connected, personality-centred approach to learning.
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