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Transactional analysis training
TA (Transactional Analysis), developed in the 1950’s by the late Dr.Eric Berne, is an ever evolving useful and fascinating framework for understanding personality development, human behaviour, communication and relationships. TA often provides answers to why communication and relationships fail and how we repeat patterns of behaviour that are limiting or damaging.
TA was initially developed as an approach to psychotherapy. But over the past 50 years of its growth it’s found wider application in all fields concerning human growth and change, namely counselling, education, organisations and coaching. It’s universal value that ‘people are OK’, its emphasis on people’s power to choose and the immense hope it places on the possibility of change, makes it relevant to all cultures.
The genius of TA is its simplicity. It can be easily taught and learnt. As Eric Berne would say, “If it cannot be explained to an eight year old, it is not worth saying!”
Transactional analysis training
TA (Transactional Analysis), developed in the 1950’s by the late Dr.Eric Berne, is an ever evolving useful and fascinating framework for understanding personality development, human behaviour, communication and relationships. TA often provides answers to why communication and relationships fail and how we repeat patterns of behaviour that are limiting or damaging.
TA was initially developed as an approach to psychotherapy. But over the past 50 years of its growth it’s found wider application in all fields concerning human growth and change, namely counselling, education, organisations and coaching. It’s universal value that ‘people are OK’, its emphasis on people’s power to choose and the immense hope it places on the possibility of change, makes it relevant to all cultures.
The genius of TA is its simplicity. It can be easily taught and learnt. As Eric Berne would say, “If it cannot be explained to an eight year old, it is not worth saying!”