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YTC -
Advanced TA Training Programme 2011
- 2012
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| Advanced TA
Training Programme 2011
Transactional
Analysis has a basic philosophy of "I'm OK - You are OK" which underlies all
the training and supervision offered at YTC.
We
create a
supportive atmosphere in which to develop your personal and professional
development.
The training is
process orientated and competency-based leading towards qualification as a Transactional
Analyst psychotherapist. This is reflected in the course design, the course
requirements and the final external examination process for qualification as
a TA psychotherapist.
The Transactional Analysis
(TA)
Foundation Course is designed to be the first step before
joining this ongoing training programme.
The YTC training
format is unique: Meeting for three days on alternate months is designed to
maximise the time spent learning in the training group, significantly
increasing the number of training and supervision hours each module.
Group times: Friday 9.30 – 6pm
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Saturday
9.30 – 6pm -
Sunday 9.30 – 5pm
Suggestions on reading for 2010 - 11 training
group
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2011
August 5 – 7th |
Professional practice,
ethics and culture: setting up a professional practice;
ethics in practice; appreciating and contrasting different cultures and
philosophies in psychotherapy; anti-discriminatory practice. |
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October 7 – 9th
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Working
with couples and sexual dysfunction: the couple in society: appreciating
diversity and cultural issues; a model of the stages of couples development; an
appreciation of sexual health and the erotic in life and psychotherapy;
identifying, diagnosing and treating sexual dysfunction in TA psychotherapy;
erotic transference (Cornell; Mann).
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December 2 –
4th |
Child
development:
Child development: from Freud to a modern understanding of child
development; the significance of child development for TA
psychotherapy; Levin's 'Cycles of Power; other models such as Mahler
and Erikson.
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2012
February 3 - 5th |
Models of intervention using the Classical School: Berne's
concepts of decontamination and deconfusion of ego states; ego
states as a model for understanding transference and
counter-transference; Berne's 8 therapeutic interventions. |
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April 20 -
22nd |
The Integrative School of TA: enquiry, involvement and
attunement; Erskine's 8 relational needs; the dynamics of shame. |
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June 8 - 10th |
Mood disorders: differentiating different types of mood
disorders; treatment of depressive disorders and bi-polar disorder;
manic-depressive structure as a TA diagnosis; the grieving process
and psychotherapy. |
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August 3 - 4th
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Contracts and TA practice: Berne's use of contracts as a
primary characteristic of TA; different types of contracts
(administrative; treatment; process; session); methods of
contracting (Stewart; Sills; Loomis). |
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October 5 - 7th
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Neuroscience and attachment:
recent research on attachment (Schore;
Panskepp); the influence of Daniel Stern; implications for
psychotherapy; new conceptualisations of ego states. |
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November 30th -
December 2nd |
Group
work and TA psychotherapy: Berne's concepts of group dynamics and his group
diagrams; stages of group development; how groups work – Yalom's perspective;
the pros and cons of group psychotherapy. |
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Trainers:
Dave
Spenceley TSTA (psychotherapy)
NLP Pract: The founder of the Yorkshire Training Centre and the course
director. Dave is a TA psychotherapist, trainer and supervisor, in
private practice, with over 33 years experience in the helping
professions. Dave has international experience working in Germany,
Romania, Italy, Austria, France, Holland and Serbia and Greece. He
is the director of a large TA psychotherapy
training programme in Bucharest, Romania.
Uta
Höhl TSTA
(counselling): Uta is an experienced TA trainer and supervisor responsible
for a successful TA training programme in Nuremberg, Germany as well as
regularly offering TA workshops in Prague. As well as being qualified in the
TA field of counselling Uta is also legally qualified and registered as a
psychotherapist in Germany
Transactional Analysis the professional framework |
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TA training and accreditation in Britain takes place under the
authority of the Institute of Transactional Analysis, (ITA) a registered
charity. The ITA is a member of the humanistic and integrative section of
the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP). Qualified TA clinical
specialists have the right to be registered by the UKCP as TA
psychotherapists. |
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The ITA is a member of the European Association of Transactional
Analysis, (EATA) which is registered in Switzerland as a non-profit
organisation. This body administers standards in competency based
international examinations for qualification as Transactional
Analysts |
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YTC is a registered by the ITA as a
training programme and all training offered by YTC complies fully
with the ITA, EATA, and UKCP codes of ethics and professional
standards
a.
TSTA Teaching and Supervising Transactional
Analyst.
b.
PTSTA Provisional Teaching and Supervising
Transactional Analyst
c.
CTA
Certified Transactional Analyst.
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Forms for download:
Of interest to those who are taking their
CTA examination and are members of the training group - The downloads contain all the
forms and files used by YTC as well as all the training requirements from
the ITA and UKCP
EATA training manual...
please visit the EATA website:
www.eatanews.org |
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Application for
membership of the TA training group:
Please date, sign and complete a copy
of this form; returning it with
your payment.
Please provide a personal statement of the reasons why wish to undertake
this training.
By
signing this form you are agreeing to comply with all the training
requirements as set out in this brochure and the ITA / EATA training
manuals. (These may from time to time be changed). Payment of your fees is
for membership of the group and not for attendance. Once you have been
accepted onto the course all of the year's fees are due three months prior
to your commencement on the course.
I
wish to apply for membership of the TA psychotherapy-training group at YTC.
I understand and agree to comply with the group membership requirements.
Fee:
One year’s membership now due: I enclose the total non-refundable fee of
£1600 (£2750 if paid by a for profit organisation) Cheques payable to
"Yorkshire Training Centre"
Name and Address for two professional references stating your
suitability for this training:
Date and signature
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