What is Transactional Analysis?

TA is an approach to psychotherapy. Transactional analysis defines the basic unit of social intercourse as a "transaction." There are three "ego states" from which transactions emanate-that of a "Parent", an "Adult", or a "Child." The transactions between individuals can be classified as complementary, crossed, simple or ulterior, based upon the response that an individual receives to a "transactional stimulus"- any action that consciously or unconsciously acknowledges the presence of other individuals. The transactional analysis framework has become a popular means of helping managers to assess the nature and effectiveness of their interpersonal behavior. By striving for more adult-to-adult transactions, managers may eliminate many of the "games people play."

Gill Hebb has trained at the Metanoia Institute (http://www.metanoia.ac.uk/) and has completed the required training in order to proceed to take her CTA (CERTIFIED TRANSACTIONAL ANALYST) examination in the next 18 months. 

Gill uses Transactional Analysis (TA) in all areas of her work; psychotherapy, working in the field of dyslexia; teaching, training & development, etc. 

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