TA101: An Introduction to Transactional Analysis

Transactional Analysis (TA) is a powerful psychological theory that helps you understand how your unconscious shapes your feelings about yourself, others, and the world around you. It offers insight into your internal world and its influence on your social, professional, and romantic relationships.

Transactional Analysis (TA) is used worldwide in contexts such as psychotherapy, counselling, organisations, and education. It is applied in various helping professions and also offers tools for analysing societal dynamics. Lastly, Transactional Analysis provides powerful tools for furthering your personal growth and understanding how your unconscious functions.

What is TA101?

TA101 is an internationally recognised introductory course in Transactional Analysis (TA). It is also a mandatory requirement for anyone who wants to continue with TA training and achieve an international TA qualification as a Certified Transactional Analyst.

How is the course delivered?

The course is delivered online and is available to anyone worldwide. It takes place over two consecutive days (25th/26th January 2025), with each day consisting of 7 hours and a one-hour break.

The course will be conducted in English, using plain language rather than professional jargon.

The course will be delivered by Ales Zivkovic MSc (TA Psych.), PTSTA(P), CTA(P) and will be supervised by a Teaching and Supervising Transactional Analyst (TSTA).

Is the course recognised as a qualification?

The course is recognised by the International Transactional Analysis Association (ITAA) and the European Association for Transactional Analysis (EATA) as a standardised introduction to TA and a prerequisite for further training.

What are the requirements to apply?

There is no prerequisite to apply for this course, so anyone interested in TA can apply and attend.

What does the course cover?

The course covers the basic TA concepts and the history of TA, enabling a better understanding of the theory and its practical applicability. It is delivered through a combination of theory, practical examples, and experiential exercises.

What is the content of the course?

Definitions and Values

·      What is TA?

·      Values and philosophical principles of TA.

·      Autonomy: Breaking out of the unconscious life plan.

·      Contracting: How we determine what we want from…

·      Where can TA be applied?

Development of TA

·      Eric Berne: The founder of TA

·      The origins of TA

·      TA organisations

Theory of Personality

·      Ego states: The building blocks of personality

·      Structural model of personality

·      Behavioural indicators of ego states

·      Contamination: Distortions of reality

Theory of Communication

·      Structure, stimulus, recognition hungers: What gets us going

·      Transactions: The building blocks of communication, connection, conflict

·      Strokes

·      Time structuring

Script Theory

·      Script analysis: How does our unconscious work and influence our behaviour and life

·      Game analysis: How psychological games affect our relationships and our sense of self

·      Racket analysis

How can TA be helpful?

TA can benefit anyone who wants to understand how they function, perceive others, or manage their relationships. It is also useful for those wishing to apply it in professional settings, such as education, helping professions, or organisations, or as a future psychotherapist or counsellor.

How do I register?

Please use the form below to indicate your interest in registering. You will then be contacted by email to finalise the registration process.

IMPORTANT: By submitting your details using this form, you are not yet registering for the event but only expressing your interest. You will be contacted with further details about the registration in due course.

Fee

£250 (incl. VAT if applicable)

Reduced rates available.