by Claude Steiner PhD I have long wondered about the nexus between transactional analysis, a theory and practice fundamentally based on human interaction on one hand and meditation, the foundation of which is the lone, individual, experience, on the other. In early 2000 after a very difficult 1999 I had occasion to attend a 10 […]
Claude Steiner
Claude Steiner, Ph.D., ITAA Teaching Member, is a clinical psychologist and one of the founding members, with Eric Berne, of the ITAA. He lives with his wife and editor, Jude Steiner-Hall, alternately between Berkeley and Ukiah, California. He has developed a stroke-centered approach to transactional analysis and is the leader of an emerging emotional literacy training movement centered in Europe. The author of eight books, including Scripts People Live, The Other Side of Power, and Emotional Literacy: Intelligence with a Heart, he is finishing his book Confessions of a Psycho-Mechanic; my long life of love sex and psychotherapy in five continents and has started writing his next book, The Heart of the matter; Love, Information and transactional Analysis. He can be reached through e-mail at csteiner@igc.org or at www.claudesteiner.com/strokes.htm
Some Further Musing on Egos States
Ego states are the flagship concept of TA, the reason that most people give–along with games and scripts–for their initial attraction to TA because they explains so much so simply and are so usefully. And yet after many years of research there is no real evidence that people’s behavior really breaks down into only three […]
A FAMILIAR TALE
A letter exchange between Frederick M. Hufford and Claude Steiner regarding TA and its “modern” developments. (This paragraph inserted by Agustín Devós).
TRANSACTIONAL ANALYSIS; An elegant theory and practice.
By Claude Steiner PhD TM Abstract: Transactional analysis can serve as a sophisticated, elegant and effective system on which to base the practical activities of professionals in psychotherapy, counseling, education and organizational consultation.
Trautmann and Erskine
This letter, unedited except for adding the Berne quote was first published in The Script Vol. XXVIII, #. 4, May-June 1998
TA Made Simple
This is the text, without figures, of a 24 page pamphlet by the same name by Claude Steiner Ph.D.
