Transactional Analysis
Introduction
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Self Introduction
Name, Family, Hobbies
TA for R & T
Renewal and Transformation
Purpose of Learning TA
Why you want to learn TA?
Autonomy a Revisit
6 qualities
Awareness
Alternatives
Appropriateness
Authenticity
Accountability
Attachment
What is Indian School of TA?
Insights of Transactional Analysis can be seamlessly connected with many
concepts in Indian Psychology.
Self Awareness. Self Actualisation, and Universal Connectedness
TA for personal change and growth
Indian School of TA for R and T. R and T stands for renewal and transformation. (Prf . Sidharthan)
TA here is considered as a set of monitoring devices
What is MAN
What is man? Is a significant question
It is there is in the bible, quran and there in all ancient religious book
Modern Psychologist are looking for ways to understand, predict and control
human behaviour - without actually understanding What is MAN?
Dr Eric Berne
(May 10, 1910 – July 15, 1970)
Born in Montreal, Canada
Father - Dr David Hillel Bernstein (Doctor)
Mother - Sarah Gordon Bernstein (Writer)
1935- House Surgency
1939 - US citizenship
1943-46 -US Army
Psychoanalytic Training
1941- 43 Paul Federn
1947 - 1956 Eric Ericksonc
Psychoanalytic Training
1941- 43 - Paul Federn
1947 - 1956 - Eric Erickson
San Francisco Meetings (Tuesday)
ITAA
1956 - Rejection (Psychoanalysis)
2 Articles- Intuition Vs Egostates
Egostates in Psychology
1957 - Transactional Analysis- A new and
effective method of Group treatment
Fr George Kandathil
(1920-2011)
George was born as the --- son of Varki Cahkko Kandathil
and Eliswa Chakko Kandathil on Christmas day of 1920.
First ITAA member from India
Trained under Murial James
1971 - Started teaching TA in India
Father of Transactional Analysis in India
ICTA
NCTA
TRIOLOGY
TRIOLOGY - GK Frame
What is Transactional Analysis?
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Psychology and TA
Who is a hero?
Personality - A hero ventures forth from the
world of common day into a
region of supernatural wonder:
Social Psychiatry fabulous forces are there
encountered and a decisive
victory is won: the hero comes
Eric Berne - Fr. George Kandathil back from this mysterious
adventure with the power to
bestow boons on his fellow man.
Task of making the knowledge -Joseph Capmel
available for layman
ITAA Definition
Transactional Analysis is a theory of
personality and a systematic
psychotherapy for personal change
and personal growth
TA is also...
● Theory of communications
● Method of analysing systems and organisations
● Theory of child development
● Theory of psychopathy
Highly accessible theory
Practical
Enabling, liberating and helping people to grow
Autonomy - The Goal of TA
Goal of TA is attainment of autonomy
Autonomy is the quality which is manifested by the release or recovery of three
capacities awareness, spontaneity and Intimacy.
Awareness - The capacity to experience pure sensual impressions
Spontaneity - Ability to respond immediately and appropriately to situations
Intimate - Expression of genuine feelings and wants to each other.
Effects of learning TA
Some effects of learning TA with real insights
● Good interpersonal relationship
● Acceptance of self and others
● Open communication
● Assertiveness
● Authenticity
● Achievement
PHILOSOPHICAL ASSUMPTIONS
• People are O.K.
• Everyone has the capacity to think
• People decide their own destiny and these decisions
can be changed.
TWO BASIC PRINCIPLES OF T.A. PRACTICE:
• Contractual method
• Open communication
4th philosophical assumption
Love Heals.
“Love is nature's psychotherapy”
Areas of applications
Counselling
Education
Organisations
Psychotherapy
Learn more TA Eric Berne Memorial Awards
ITAA ,ICTA, SAATA, EATA
Eric Berne Memorial Award (2020) to
USATAA, UKATA , ATAA
Graeme Summers and Keith Tudor
“Cocreative Transactional Analysis,”
You need to Remember!
What is TA
What is the Goal of TA
What are the Philosophical Assumptions of TA
What are basic principles of TA Practice
Thank you
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