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Rackets and Strokes: Emotional Habits and Recognition Hunger in TA
A beginner guide to strokes in Transactional Analysis: recognition hunger, stroke economy, and rackets as emotional habits. Includes a Depth TA perspective on recognition and clear next steps into training.
Psychological Games in Transactional Analysis: How Relational Patterns Get Repeated
A practical guide to psychological games in Transactional Analysis: how relational patterns repeat, why games have payoffs, and how Depth TA links games to unconscious conflict and Jung’s idea of fate.
Depth TA: Transactional Analysis Training That Listens Beyond Words
Depth TA blends Transactional Analysis with depth psychology, bringing symbol, body, and the unconscious into psychotherapy training without losing rigour. Explore Script, Physis, individuation, and book an Open Day.
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Jungian Depth, Embodiment, and Art as Clinical Formation
Counselling and psychotherapy training is not only learning skills, but forming a vessel for the unconscious. This post explores how in our UK-based in person training in Depth TA embodiment and art help psyche speak through image, sensation, and symbol, shaping clinical presence with rigour, supervision, and ethical care.
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