TA101 - The Official Introduction to Transactional Analysis with Geoff Hopping TSTA (P)

Event price: £235

Booking details: https://www.thelinkcentre.co.uk/courses/the-official-introduction-to-transactional-analysis-ta101/

Join Link Centre Partner Geoff Hopping, TSTA (P) at our training rooms at the beautiful Plumpton College. This two-day course is packed full of useful models that can be applied in a wide range of work settings, as well as in your personal life. TA is used widely throughout the world in organisations, education, counselling, psychotherapy, parenting, coaching and many other areas.  

Participants are invited to reflect upon themselves and others, to integrate the learning, and to bring real examples from their life and identify alternative options for behaviour and communication that serve us better.  

The teaching is interactive, lively and stimulating and groups are kept small to enhance learning. There will be a combination of teaching, discussion, practical exercise and time for reflection.  We will cover topics such as:  

* Life script and how we make decisions early in our life that become unconscious and affect us now both professionally and personally  

* Psychological Games and how we and others unconsciously set up repetitive patterns to keep our world predictable and familiar  

* Ego States and the different aspects of ourselves and others and how we can operate from each of these  

* Transactions and the ways with which we communicate with others  

* Rackets and how we and others can create our own reality and stay wedded to that  and much more  

Pre course requirements: None  

Sample Content  

Day 1: Contracting, Life Script, Life Positions, Ego States, Transactions, Functional Modes  

Day 2 : Discounting, Games, Time Structuring, Rackets, Drivers, Injunctions, Autonomy  

Recognition: An Internationally recognised (European Association for Transactional Analysis) TA101 Certificate from The Link Centre. This is also a prerequisite for any further formal training in Transactional Analysis