Print Approaches to Counselling - Transactional Analysis Therapy
S01156
Are you curious about Transactional Analysis (TA) therapy? This short course introduces you to the core concepts and methods of TA, exploring the insights of its founder, Eric Berne. You'll gain an overview of how TA can be applied in counselling settings. This course is perfect for anyone interested in counselling approaches or looking to deepen their understanding of personality development.
Course Content
This course covers:
Introduction to Eric Berne's theory in relation to personality development
Brief introduction to the Parent, Adult and Child ego states
Contextualisation of ego states within basic concepts such as Transactions
Exploration of Life Scripts and Games
Understanding Structural and Functional Analysis
Entry Requirements
To be eligible for this course you must be 19 or over on 31st August prior to the course start date.
You must be 19 or over on the course start date.
There are no academic entry requirements for this workshop.
If learning moves online, you'll need a PC, laptop, tablet, or smartphone with a camera, microphone, and internet access.
First Class Requirements
Further to completing this course you may be interested in our related introductory or qualification courses. Link here: Course listings | RHACC | Richmond | London UK
Attendance Requirements
It is important that you commit to and attend both sessions of this short course.
Assessment Methods
This workshop is beneficial for trainee or qualified counsellors seeking continuing professional development. The course is presented experientially, involving group work, self-reflection, and exploration. There's no formal assessment, but active participation in your learning plan, group activities, and reflections is expected. Following this course, you may be interested in other "Approaches to" courses or mental well-being courses. If you're interested in becoming a counsellor, consider our Introduction to Counselling course, which can lead to a Level 2 Counselling Skills qualification.
Further Study Options
Further to completing this course you may be interested in our related introductory or qualification courses. Link here: Course listings | RHACC | Richmond | London UK
Additional Information
This is an on-site, classroom-based course. Please arrive on time and commit to attending the entire session. Bring a pen and paper or your preferred method of note-taking. For related mental well-being and counselling courses, see our website.
