Fiona Cook, PTSTA and Fiona Firman, PTSTA highlight the benefits of the TA101 – Introduction to Transactional Analysis
Transactional Analysis (TA) is an amazingly powerful psychological theory that has the surprising quality of being easily accessible for the newcomer, yet with a depth and complexity that can fascinate and satisfy practitioners for a lifetime.
TA is a powerful system of psychological models that can be used to understand and work with our personal and interpersonal dynamics in the workplace, in personal relationships, and in educational and training settings.
TA enables us to identify quickly and clearly:
TA also offers simple tools for making long lasting and far reaching change at a personal level, and across systems and organisations, enabling creativity, problem solving, effective communication and development. TA is used by management consultants, counsellors and psychotherapists, and educators.
The two-day TA101 course will provide you with a dynamic and interactive experience which will:
We are delighted to offer both online TA101 courses, via Zoom and in-person at 22 Drumsheugh Gardens, Edinburgh. Please be sure to check the details on the booking page, as to whether the course you are signing up for is online or in-person.
£240 (inc. VAT) for self-funding individuals for the 2-day course or £270 (inc. VAT) for organisations.
Saturday 25th and Sunday 26th November 2023 – Book Your Place Now
Bespoke sessions can be delivered at your location, targeting relevant content and processes for your particular workplace.
Please contact our Directors of Training Fiona Cook or Fiona Firman at enquiries@physisscotland.co.uk for further details and to discuss your requirements.
“Fi and Fifi are warm, funny, and down to earth. They were incredibly generous with their own stories, and these really helped to illustrate the theory beautifully. They were knowledgeable and open to questioning throughout. Furthermore, they were reflective and sensitive to the stories of others. I had a wonderful weekend and I have left with lots to unpack!”