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Residential Psychotherapy Training: Why Place Matters (Worth School as a learning container)

Residential Psychotherapy Training: Why Place Matters (Worth School as a learning container)

by Giovanni | Jul 10, 2026 | Psychotherapy Training

When you look for residential psychotherapy training, it is easy to focus on content: the syllabus, the theory, the qualification, the timetable. All of that matters. But from a depth perspective, place matters too. Psychotherapy training does not happen in...
Supervision in Psychotherapy Training: What It Is, and Why It Matters

Supervision in Psychotherapy Training: What It Is, and Why It Matters

by Giovanni | Jul 3, 2026 | Psychotherapy Training, Relationship

In psychotherapy supervision training, supervision is often described in procedural terms: case discussion, ethical oversight, professional reflection, and skills development. All of that is true. But it does not yet reach the heart of the matter. From a depth...
What is Therapeutic Presence? A Depth TA View of Relational Work

What is Therapeutic Presence? A Depth TA View of Relational Work

by Giovanni | Jun 26, 2026 | Psychotherapy Training, Relationship

In psychotherapy, therapeutic presence is often described as a quality of attentive contact, emotional steadiness, and psychological availability. Yet from a Depth TA perspective, presence is not simply a warm attitude or a set of interpersonal skills. It is something...
The Drama Triangle in Transactional Analysis: Rescuer, Persecutor, Victim (and how to step out)

The Drama Triangle in Transactional Analysis: Rescuer, Persecutor, Victim (and how to step out)

by Giovanni | Jun 19, 2026 | Jungian Theory, Relationship, TA Theory

In Transactional Analysis, the Drama Triangle is one of the clearest models for understanding repetitive relational conflict. It names three familiar positions: Rescuer, Persecutor, and Victim. These are not fixed identities, but shifting roles in a psychological...
Drivers in Transactional Analysis: Be Perfect, Please Others, Try Hard, Be Strong, Hurry Up

Drivers in Transactional Analysis: Be Perfect, Please Others, Try Hard, Be Strong, Hurry Up

by Giovanni | Jun 12, 2026 | TA Theory

In Transactional Analysis, drivers are among the most recognisable patterns in human behaviour. They are the inner imperatives that shape how a person moves through the world, often with urgency, repetition, and a sense that something important depends on getting it...
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