TA for Learners - 00.10 Miscellaneous Topics
TA for Learners
List of TA Topics
1. Introduction
l Definition of Transactional Analysis
l About Eric Berne and Other Contributors
l The Origins and History of TA
l Core Concepts and Ideas
l Overview of TA Theory
l Gains TA Practice rewards
l Fields of Specialisation
l Principal Schools of TA Practice
l Other Schools of TA Practice
l Ruling frame for TA Practice
2. TA Theory of Personality
l About Ego States
l PAC Model of Personality
l First, Second and Third Order Models
l Functional Model of Personality
l Ego State Diagnosis
l Egogram
l Constancy Hypothesis
l Psychopathology
l TA Energy Theory
l Sense of Self and Moving Self
l Impasses
3. Auxiliary Topics
l Psychological hungers
l Life Positions
l Time Structuring
l Passivity, Passive Behaviours, Discounting and Symbiosis
l Feeling Rackets
l Other Rackets
l Psychological Trading Stamps
l Frame of Reference and Redefining
4. TA Stroke Theory
l Stroke as a Psychological Hunger
l Types of Strokes
l Special Types of Strokes
l Stroke Quotient, Stroke Bank, Stroking Profile
l Stroke Accounting and Stroke Economy
l Stroking in other Contexts
5. TA Proper - TA Theory of Transactions
l Introduction
l Two types of transactions
l Simple Transactions
l Complex Transactions
l Rules of Communication
l Other types of Transactions
l Relationship Diagrams
l Options
6. TA Game Theory
l What constitutes a Game
l Formula G
l Why people engage in games
l Drama Triangle
l Vulnerability, degrees of Game
l Ending Games
l Common Games
l Game Groupings
l Analysis of Games
7. TA Racket Theory
l Introduction
l Authentic Feelings and Racket Feelings
l Other types of Rackets
l Racketing
l Racketeering
l Racket and Script Association
8. TA Script Theory
l Introduction
l Definition and Formula S
l Role of childhood decisions
l Injunctions
l Parental Programming and Script
l Script Matrix
l Script Apparatus
l Script System
l Trans-generational transmission of Script
l Drivers
l Process Scripts
l Types of Scripts
l Factors contributing to keep script going
l Permissions
l Closing Escape Hatches
l Attributes of a Script-free person
9. Fields of Specialisation and Implementing TA Practice
l Becoming a Qualified Practitioner
l Fields of Specialisation
l Contracts
l Other governing factors in practice
l Cure
10. TA Resources
l TA Books
l The International TA Association
l TA Bodies and Institutions
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Fields of TA Practice
TA Practitioners choose a field of specialisation. I am here using content from Susan Legender Clarke’s Dictionary of Transactional Analysis under listing: Fields of Transactional Analysis for the content that is provided here.
1. Counselling Field of Specialisation: This field is chosen by professionals who work in socio/psychological and cultural fields of practice. Practitioners in fields of social welfare, health care, pastoral work, prevention, mediation, process facilitation, multicultural work and humanitarian activities also choose this field.
Counselling is a professional activity within a contractual relationship. The counselling process enables clients or client systems to develop awareness, options and skills for problem management and personal development in daily life through the enhancement of their strengths, resources and functioning. Its aim is to increase autonomy in relation to their social, professional and cultural environment.
2. Education Field of Specialisation: This field is chosen by those who work in the area of learning and study in pre-school, school, university and post university contexts or for the support of child, adolescent and adult learners within the family, the institution or society.
The work may be applied to the development of teaching teams and institutions. The aim is to further personal and professional growth, both scholastic and social. The aim is to increase personal autonomy, to support people in developing their own personal and professional philosophies and to enable optimum psychological health and growth.
3. Organisation Field of Specialisation: This field is for practitioners who work in or for organisations, taking into account organisational frames of reference and contexts as well as the organisation’s development. Their work is aimed at development, growth and increased effectiveness of people working within organisations.
They present and use Concepts and ideas of TA Theory to under-grid the objectives of their clients.
4. Psychotherapy Field of Specialisation: This field is for practitioners who aim to facilitate their client’s capacity for self-actualisation, healing and change.
They use their expertise to enable their clients to recognise and change archaic, self-limiting patterns - to deal with pain of the past in the present so that they are to free to live their lives in the future. They work to get their clients to understand themselves and their relationships and create options to live their lives in an aware, creative, spontaneous way and open to intimacy.
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Early Contributors to TA Theory
List of Eric Berne Memorial Awards
References, Notes and Acknowledgements
Part I
I. TA Theory of Personality
1. Books of Eric Berne - Mind in Action, Transactional Analysis in Psychotherapy, Sex in Human Loving and What Do You Say After You Say Hello; and his unpublished essay titled ‘Ego’.
2. TA Today by Ian Stewart and Vann Joines
3. Key Figures in Psychotherapy by Ian Stewart
4. TA for You and Me Fr. George Kandathil
5. Chapter 8 TA Psychotherapy - Petruska Clarkson
II. Psychological Hungers
1. Books of Eric Berne - What Do You Say After You Say Hello and Games People Play.
2. TA Today by Ian Stewart and Vann Joines
III. Passivity, Passive Behaviours, Discounting, Symbiosis
1. Cathexis Reader by Jacqui and Aaron Schiff
2. TA Today by Ian Stewart and Vann Joines
3. Clarke’s Dictionary of Transactional Analysis
4. Discounting Matrix by Asai and Sakata
5. Waterloo Students Success Office - Thinking Disorders
IV. TA Stroke Theory
1. TA Today by Ian Stewart and Vann Joines
V. Theory of Human Interactions - TA Proper
1. Books by Eric Berne - Transactional Analysis in Psychotherapy, 1953 Essay titled Concerning the Nature of Communication, Sex in Human Loving and What Do You Say After You Say Hello
2. TA Today by Ian Stewart and Vann Joines
VI. TA Game Theory
1. Books by Eric Berne - Games People Play and What Do You Say After You Say Hello
2. TA Today by Ian Stewart and Vann Joines
VII. TA Script Theory
1. Books by Eric Berne - Transactional Analysis in Psychotherapy and What Do You Say After You Say Hello
2. TA Today by Ian Stewart and Vann Joines
3. Substitution Factor - Article in TAJ by Fanita English
4. Scripts People Live by Claude Steiner
VIII. Cycles of Human Development
1. Cycles of Power and Seasons of Life by Pamela Levine
Part II
Methods to live a better life using TA
1. Almost entirely based on findings of Ajit Karve and methods developed by him in his practice.
2. Fr. George Kandathil for teaching how to free the Free Child and install a Permissive Parent.
Part III
Fields of TA Practise
1. Dictionary of Transactional Analysis by Susan Legender Clarke
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TA Resources
Books on Transactional Analysis
Books by Eric Berne
1. Mind in Action
2. Intuition and Ego States
3. Transactional Analysis in Psychotherapy
4. Principles of Group Treatment
5. Games People Play
6. Sex in Human Loving
7. What Do You Say After You Say Hello
Books by Other Authors
1. Cathexis Reader by Aaron and Jacqui Schiff
2. Changing Lives through Redecision Goulding and Goulding
3. Scripts People Live by Claude Steiner
4. Transactional Analysis by Woollams and Brown
5. Transactional Analysis Revisited by Taibi Kahler
6. TA Today by Ian Stewart and Vann Joines
7. I'm OK, You're OK by Thomas Harris
8. Games Alcoholics Play by Claude Steiner
9. Life Scripts by Richard Erskine
10. Ego States edited by Charlotte Sills and Elena Hargaden
11. Transactional Analysis Psychotherapy by Petruska Clarkson
12. Key Figures in Psychotherapy - Eric Berne by Ian Stewart
13. Transactional Analysis 100 Key Points and Techniques Mark Widdowson
14. Approaches to Brief Therapy: TA by Keith Tudor
15. Into TA by William F. Cornel
16. Born to Win by Muriel James and Dorothy Jongeward
TA Dictionaries
1. Dictionary of Transactional Analysis by Tony Tilney
2. Clarke's Dictionary of Transactional Analysis by Susan Legender Clarke
Other Books
1. Transactional Analysis Counselling in Action by Ian Stewart
2. Developing Transactional Analysis Counselling by Ian Stewart
3. Ego-grams by John M Dusay
4. The Hero with a Thousand Faces by Joseph Campbell
TA Books by Indian Authors
1. TA for You and Me by Fr. George Kandathil
2. How to be Alert and Achieving by Fr. G. Kandathil, Sr. C. Kandathil, N. H. Atthreya
3. You Can Shape Your Destiny by K. A. Sebastian
4. Transactional Analysis Theory and Practice by Ajit Karve
5. Winning Hearts and Minds - Transactional Analysis Simplified by Indranil Mitra
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ajitpkarve@gmail.com
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