Intuition and ego states: The origins of transactional analysis : a series of papers

Berne, Eric.

TA Press

Theories and Methods of an Integrative Transactional Analysis offers a collection of writings by world-renowned transactional analyst Richard G. Erskine, Ph.D. Published between 1973 and 1997, these 28 articles demonstrate the growth and development of his ideas about psychotherapy, transactional analysis, supervision, and many related topics. Dr. Erskine, well-known for his work on the central role of the client/therapist relationship in psychotherapy, reveals the evolution of his ideas from his early days in transactional analysis to his eventual integration of concepts from transactional analysis, Gestalt therapy, and psychoanalytic theories such as object relations, self psychology, and the intersubjective approach. The result of this theoretical and clinical synthesis is a powerful psychotherapeutic theory and method--contact-based and developmentally oriented--that is the hallmark of an integrative transactional analysis.

Theories and Methods of an Integrative Transactional Analysis

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Richard G. Erskine

Psychology & Counseling

This is a collection of essays by world-famous author and transactional analyst Muriel James. These 20 papers cover a wide range of topics, including basic transactional analysis principles and techniques, fascinating accounts of Muriel's own life and her relationship with Eric Berne, the drama of cultural scripts, techniques for personality structural change, spirituality and the human spirit, and special applications of transactional analysis in clinical and organizational settings. Previously published and edited for this volume, many of these papers are no longer available elsewhere.

Perspectives in Transactional Analysis

James, Muriel

This is a collection of papers by two well-known transactional analysts, mental health practitioners, and educators, Jim and Barbara Allen, who spent 40 years integrating mental health principles into their public and private lives and their teaching of medical students, family practice and psychiatry residents, and a variety of other mental health professionals. The topics they write about in this book range widely and include what to do after meeting the patient, types of treatment, trauma, social constructivism, working with children and adolescents, the biological underpinnings of transactional analysis and mental health interventions, family therapy, transference, redecision therapy, and social issues related to drug use, American Indian adolescents, the Oklahoma City bombing, war, and the Tulsa race riots of the 1920s. While neither solely a textbook nor a memoir, these papers can be used by beginning practitioners to understand better their interactions with patients and by more experienced practitioners as an invitation to reexamine their practices and their lives.

Therapeutic Journey: Practice and Life

James R. Allen

Barbara A. Allen

Explorations in Transactional Analysis brings together many of Bill Cornell's articles on transactional analysis. Written over 20 years, these papers reflect his ongoing exploration of the interfaces among transactional analysis, the body-centered therapies, and contemporary psychoanalysis. Much of Bill's writing exemplifies the potential and enrichment brought to our work in human relations through the use of one theoretical model to challenge and enhance another. An extensive section devoted to working with the body in psychotherapy brings together a selection of papers and book chapters available for the first time in a single volume. Often written to raise questions more than provide answers, many of these papers are written in an unusually personal voice.

Explorations in Transactional Analysis: The Meech Lake Papers

William F. Cornell

The author ties together three themes: love, information and transactional analysis into a coherent narrative, with an eye on young lay and professional people who may be interested in transactional analysis and want to read a compendium of Steiner's thinking.

The heart of The matter: Love, Information and Transactional Analysis

Claude Steiner

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