An introduction to transactional analysis (Part 1) - Eric Berne

[@ctbarfield]

I think you did an excellent job in this presentation. I have been studying TA since December 2011, and your lecture was a terrific review.

[@Counsellingtutor1]

Thank you ! , I will be making a 'part 2' in the coming weeks covering life scrips and injunctions and drivers

[@henriettadecosta2928]

I am trying to read about T.A. and found your presentation verygood.

[@algobo]

Very clear and concise introduction, thank you.

[@freya3810]

Thank you! Made this topic clear

[@kalpalathathiyagarajan2208]

Thank you for that useful video! I've just started on TA and the video is a wonderful recap of all the basics. Very very helpful!

[@francesmorris8881]

great information! i am putting together a presentation on TA and found this very helpful in terms of understanding it x

[@UniversalMadame]

Hi, i saw your Othersou Videos. Gratulation, cause I work in the TA as a counseller. Your Videos are very clear, very straight an simple to understand, Even you have Not a ta Student or a Finnisch One. Sorry, for my Bad englisch an Tranks for your warm Voice. Nice an Top. Thx Nicki

[@MrLtd78]

Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!

[@conniepalmer8777]

Thank you

[@maryamhooman5022]

Hi, this was really helpful and practical for me thanks alot

[@Counsellingtutor1]

Kal,
Glad it was of help good luck with your studies...

[@maneshkumaragrawal8416]

Thank you 😇

[@bexxxxxx]

you sound like Guy Garvey. Thanks a lot for the vids, very helpful indeed!

[@louisewillis5680]

Hi, great presentation as usual, I watch them all! Could you explain to me why dancing in a fountain is adapted child and not negative free child please as I am confused by the research I have done. Thank you : )

[@hughmoore786]

I believe adaptive and negative free Child are both Parent ego states . . .
I believe that goes along with examining the left quadrant of the right eyeball to determine the patients ego state . . .
On a more positive note . . .
The Parent represents . . . protection
The Adult is . . . cognitive
The Child is representative of . . . motivation
Each can call on the other if they FEEL they are getting in too deeper waters or a negative situation . . .

[@Wiggyify]

Excellent thanks so much

[@arwatalal3385]

Thanks a lot

[@elelittle1474]

Hi, I'm just curious as to whether TA is influenced by Fred's 'id/ego/super ego'? Also, if you notice someone is continuously triggered into the parent or child ego state, is there a way of bringing them back into an adult ego state?

[@martinandre4901]

E Little , the study of the Objectivism Philosophy is a study on how to incorporate adult rationality and facts into a conversation.
I personally use Objectivism as an effective practical model of the Adult ego.

[@richardwatson6146]

Is transactional analysis its own subject like DBT or is it included in one of the courses from level 3 onwards? if it is the latter which level would this be learned at?

[@hughmoore786]

T/A (Transactional Analysis) is more akin to AA (Alcoholics Anonymous) in that it is basically a self-help program . . .
It should be classified under the heading . . .
If you want something done right . . . do it yourself ! ! !
It is not a school of learning . . . it is a school of thought
Here is their web address . . .
itaaworld.org/

[@ДмитроТабачний]

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[@UniversalMadame]

Hi,

[@antoniasanchez35]

Quiero en Español por favor

[@Counsellingtutor1]

As I don't speak spanish that may by a little difficult.