12 TA Kids & Classroom books

About TA Student

This site contains resources primarily aimed at Transactional Analysis trainees. I am myself in Advanced Training and wanted to bring together all the online resources that exist to support my own learning.

I also publish the The Psychotherapy Daily which brings together significant developments in psychotherapy published on Twitter in the past day.

If you have any questions, comments, suggestions, strokes or requests, please email me at:rob@vantol.co.uk or tweet to @talkingtherapy.

To defy the costs of producing this site, I am referrer for Amazon.co.uk, how give me a small percentage from their profits for each book you buy - it does not in any way affect the price you pay for the books.

See also:

Videos on:

Transactional Analysis and Communications- Headteachers attend a workshop on transactional analysis (part of Stress Relief for Heads)
Transactional Analysis- A scheme to develop emotional literacy and improve behaviour (part of Primary Management)

Articles:

Jennifer R. Adams (2009), "Using Winnie the Pooh Characters to illustrate Transactional Analysis", Journal of Creativity in Mental Health, Vol 4 Issue 3, pp.237-248

Utilizing creative techniques within the counseling session makes the content come alive for both counsellor and client. When combined with a solid theoretical foundation, creative metaphors provide a powerful tool for empowering clients and helping them sustain change. This article describes a creative way to use the Winnie the Pooh characters to illustrate the Transactional Analysis ego states. Case examples are included.

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12 TA Kids & Classroom books

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