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Joost Levy - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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are Transactional Analysis training program groups sufficiently disturbing
Transactional Analysis Journal, 2016Co-Authors: Anne De Graaf, Joost LevyAbstract:The authors investigate questions concerning the learning climate in Transactional Analysis training programs. Their research evolved from their own experience as Transactional Analysis trainees be...
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Are Transactional Analysis Training Program Groups Sufficiently Disturbing
Transactional Analysis Journal, 2016Co-Authors: Anne De Graaf, Joost LevyAbstract:The authors investigate questions concerning the learning climate in Transactional Analysis training programs. Their research evolved from their own experience as Transactional Analysis trainees beginning in the 1980s to their more recent experience as Transactional Analysis trainers. As trainees, they often experienced a warm, welcoming atmosphere in training groups. During their search to become competent trainers, they took part in training classes outside of Transactional Analysis, including several informed by a more psychoanalytic, didactic model. They found that the exploration of the more uncomfortable reality in groups adds an important dimension to the development of a Transactional Analysis professional. This inspired them to question and challenge the sometimes calming and nurturing learning climate in many Transactional Analysis training groups.
Anne De Graaf - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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are Transactional Analysis training program groups sufficiently disturbing
Transactional Analysis Journal, 2016Co-Authors: Anne De Graaf, Joost LevyAbstract:The authors investigate questions concerning the learning climate in Transactional Analysis training programs. Their research evolved from their own experience as Transactional Analysis trainees be...
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Are Transactional Analysis Training Program Groups Sufficiently Disturbing
Transactional Analysis Journal, 2016Co-Authors: Anne De Graaf, Joost LevyAbstract:The authors investigate questions concerning the learning climate in Transactional Analysis training programs. Their research evolved from their own experience as Transactional Analysis trainees beginning in the 1980s to their more recent experience as Transactional Analysis trainers. As trainees, they often experienced a warm, welcoming atmosphere in training groups. During their search to become competent trainers, they took part in training classes outside of Transactional Analysis, including several informed by a more psychoanalytic, didactic model. They found that the exploration of the more uncomfortable reality in groups adds an important dimension to the development of a Transactional Analysis professional. This inspired them to question and challenge the sometimes calming and nurturing learning climate in many Transactional Analysis training groups.
William F. Cornell - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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At the Interface of Transactional Analysis, PsychoAnalysis, and Body Psychotherapy: Clinical and Theoretical Perspectives
2018Co-Authors: William F. CornellAbstract:At the Interface of Transactional Analysis, PsychoAnalysis, and Body Psychotherapy revolves around two intertwined themes: that of the critique and expansion of the theory and practice of Transactional Analysis and that of the generative richness discovered at the intersection of Transactional Analysis, psychoAnalysis, and somatic psychotherapy.
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The Ever-Growing Library of Transactional Analysis:
Transactional Analysis Journal, 2016Co-Authors: William F. CornellAbstract:Two years ago, in acknowledgment of the 50th anniversary of the founding of the International Transactional Analysis Association, the Transactional Analysis Journal published a list of newly publis...
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Transactional Analysis 50 Years Later in Theory and Practice
Transactional Analysis Journal, 2014Co-Authors: William F. CornellAbstract:In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the founding of the International Transactional Analysis Association, this article provides a listing of many of the books based in Transactional Analysis ...
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Roundtable on the Ethics of Relational Transactional Analysis
Transactional Analysis Journal, 2006Co-Authors: William F. CornellAbstract:This article is an edited transcript of a roundtable discussion on “The Ethics of Relational Transactional Analysis” held on 9 July 2005 during the World Transactional Analysis Conference in Edinburgh, Scotland. The roundtable was chaired by Helena Hargaden and Bill Cornell; participants included Jim Allen, Richard Erskine, Helena Hargaden, Carlo Moiso, Charlotte Sills, Graeme Summers, and Keith Tudor.
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Cognitive and Social Functions of Emotions: A Model for Transactional Analysis Counselor Training
Transactional Analysis Journal, 1999Co-Authors: William F. Cornell, Jenni HineAbstract:This article differentiates a Transactional Analysis counseling perspective, especially as practiced in Europe, from a Transactional Analysis clinical frame of reference and practice. A theoretical...
Eric Berne - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Principles of Transactional Analysis.
Indian journal of psychiatry, 1996Co-Authors: Eric BerneAbstract:Transactional Analysis is part of a comprehensive system of individual and social psychiatry. It offers an indigenous approach to group therapy by making maximum therapeutic use of the tmsactions which continually lake place between those present. These transactions are analyzed into exteropsychic, neopsychic and archaeopsychic components, called colloquially Parent, Adult and Child, respectively. These components manifest themselves as complete ego states which reproduce the ego states of parental figures or are autonomous, or are revivals of fixated archaic ego states from childhood.Patients are instructed in the principles of structural and Transactional Analysis through the use of the clinical material in the group proceedings. They can then proceed to the more advanced phases of game Analysis and script Analysis with the therapeutic goal of attaining social control. They are then able to conduct their relationships with others in an autonomous way at their own options, and are no longer victims of unconscious, uncontrolled compulsions to exploit or be exploited.
Rosanna Giacometto - One of the best experts on this subject based on the ideXlab platform.
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Working with Unconscious Processes in a Short-Term Transactional Analysis Group:
Transactional Analysis Journal, 2008Co-Authors: Cristina Caizzi, Rosanna GiacomettoAbstract:This article describes short-term therapy in an experiential Transactional Analysis group based on applications of classical Transactional Analysis concepts. Using a case example, the authors demon...