Contact: YTCi Course Director Dave Spenceley // Administration: Andreea Barbulis
Course Director: Dave Spenceley TSTA
Preparing to use TA professionally and for TA qualification as a psychotherapist with internationally experienced trainers. TA training can lead to TA psychotherapy qualification -
Using TA philosophy and practice YTCi trainers will create a supportive atmosphere in which you can safely develop both professionally and personally. TA training is focused on professional and personal growth. The workshops include theoretical input, discussions, supervision and self experience. You will learn TA concepts and methodology and apply the theory to your professional practice. You will have opportunity for using the TA approaches within the group and for receiving supervision of your professional practice.
Preparing for qualification as a TA psychotherapist is process orientated and competency-
Many attend TA training without intending to take the external examinations, or without having decided to complete the training -
The group meets for 10 modules of two days each year. Participants commit to being in the group for a minimum of one year.
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Topics and Dates for 2020:
January 25 /26 Weekend group Dave Spenceley TSTA |
What is TA in practice and how do we define ourselves as TA practitioners. Establishing goals and contracts for the year. Ego States in practice -
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January 23 / 24 Midweek group - Dave Spenceley TSTA |
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February 15 / 16 Weekend group Dave Spenceley TSTA |
Integrative TA and relational needs. |
February 13 /14 Midweek group - Dave Spenceley TSTA |
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March 7 / 8 Weekend group Dave Spenceley TSTA |
Body psychotherapy and TA: What do we mean by body psychotherapy in TA psychotherapy? |
March 5 / 6 Midweek group - Dave Spenceley TSTA |
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April 4 /5 Weekend group Uta Hohl TSTA |
Game Analysis: Understanding and applying game theory to practice in TA. |
April 2 / 3 Midweek group - Uta Hohl TSTA |
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May 16 / 17 Weekend group Dave Spenceley TSTA |
Treatment of anxiety, OCD and phobias: diagnostic criteria for these disorders and how they relate to TA diagnosis and treatment using TA approaches and approaches such as NLP and hypnosis.
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May 14 / 15 Midweek group - Dave Spenceley TSTA |
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June 13 /14 Weekend group Dave Spenceley TSTA |
Addictions and eating disorders: definitions of addictions and eating disorders and TA approaches to understanding and working with these issues. |
June 11 /12 Midweek group - Dave Spenceley TSTA |
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September 12 /13 Weekend Group Dave Spenceley TSTA |
Script and Racket analysis: Understanding and using the script system in TA practice - |
September 10 /11 Midweek group - Dave Spenceley TSTA |
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October 10 /11 Weekend group Dave Spenceley TSTA |
Understanding Emotions and expression of feelings in therapeutic work. |
October 8 / 9 Midweek group - Dave Spenceley TSTA |
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November 7 / 8 Weekend Group Dave Spenceley TSTA |
Group therapy in theory and practice - |
November 5 / 6 Midweek group - Dave Spenceley TSTA |
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December 12 / 13 Weekend Group Dave Spenceley TSTA |
Peer review: your year and fulfilment of contracts. The Relational School: the dynamics of transference within the therapeutic relationship; |
December 10 / 11 Midweek group - Dave Spenceley TSTA |
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Group Requirements:
Stages in Training and Recognition - Training Stage 1: Yorkshire Training Centre International - 1. 200 hours of TA training and skills development. 2. 20 hours of TA supervision. 3. 120 hours of professional application of TA. 4. Two assignments including a presentation of professional work to the training group. Training Stage 2: Yorkshire Training Centre International Diploma in TA applications: 1. 300 hours of TA training and skills development. 2. 100 hours of TA supervision. 3. 450 hours of professional application of TA. 4. Completion of 4 assignments including 2 presentations of professional work to the training group. Training Stage 3: TA Qualification as a psychotherapist:
Accreditation: By the European Association of Transactional Analysis, (EATA) which is registered in Switzerland as a non- TA Qualifications a. TSTA Teaching and Supervising Transactional Analyst. b. PTSTA Provisional Teaching and Supervising Transactional Analyst c. CTA Certified Transactional Analyst. Practice in Romania - Please send your application to YTCi administrator: Andreea Barbulis |