This article presents a transactional analytic model of therapeutic work with couples. The authors offer a perspective on the psychological structure of couples and their developmental dynamics and then discuss the mechanisms for change offered by therapeutic work with couples in a group setting. They refer to transactional analysis theory as it relates to neurobiological research linked to the study of memory systems and to narrative script in transactional analysis, thereby demonstrating the need for differing levels of intervention
Objectives: The aim of this study was to examine the effectiveness of transactional analysis group t...
Myriad methods exist for analyzing qualitative data. It is, however, imperative for qualitative rese...
This article analyzes the current state of integrative psychotherapy with respect to various levels ...
Transactional analysis TA is a widely recognized form of modern psychology that involves a set of pr...
This article is a follow on from a previous article in the March 2003 edition of Psychologically Spe...
This article considers how new ways in which a client and therapist relate emerge out of old ways th...
Despite the value of couples-based treatment for addiction disorders, couples therapy continues to b...
This article outlines an approach for working with couples that develops Berne’s notion of human hun...
The purpose of this paper is to investigate the impact of group counseling using transactional analy...
Background & Aims of the Study: Family functioning is among the most important factors ensuring the ...
This article is the third in a series on symbiosis and transference (see White, 1996, 1998). It exam...
This paper explores possible connections between recent develop-ments in social theory and group ana...
There is a global need for interventions that help couples who are dealing with dementia. This paper...
Social interactions have gained increasing importance, both as an outcome and as a possi-ble mediato...
The author discusses how the Johnson and Gottman approaches are compatible and how they can be wed i...
Objectives: The aim of this study was to examine the effectiveness of transactional analysis group t...
Myriad methods exist for analyzing qualitative data. It is, however, imperative for qualitative rese...
This article analyzes the current state of integrative psychotherapy with respect to various levels ...
Transactional analysis TA is a widely recognized form of modern psychology that involves a set of pr...
This article is a follow on from a previous article in the March 2003 edition of Psychologically Spe...
This article considers how new ways in which a client and therapist relate emerge out of old ways th...
Despite the value of couples-based treatment for addiction disorders, couples therapy continues to b...
This article outlines an approach for working with couples that develops Berne’s notion of human hun...
The purpose of this paper is to investigate the impact of group counseling using transactional analy...
Background & Aims of the Study: Family functioning is among the most important factors ensuring the ...
This article is the third in a series on symbiosis and transference (see White, 1996, 1998). It exam...
This paper explores possible connections between recent develop-ments in social theory and group ana...
There is a global need for interventions that help couples who are dealing with dementia. This paper...
Social interactions have gained increasing importance, both as an outcome and as a possi-ble mediato...
The author discusses how the Johnson and Gottman approaches are compatible and how they can be wed i...
Objectives: The aim of this study was to examine the effectiveness of transactional analysis group t...
Myriad methods exist for analyzing qualitative data. It is, however, imperative for qualitative rese...
This article analyzes the current state of integrative psychotherapy with respect to various levels ...