Introduction to Transactional Analysis TA101 (2 day course)

Join us for a 2-day course filled with insights into communication and how people relate and tools to use in everyday life & work settings.

C ourse content

The course covers the basic theories of Transactional Analysis and, in doing so, provides the answers to common psychological questions, such as:

• “Why do I act like my mum or dad? Or “Why do I feel like a little kid again?” (Ego states)
• “Do I sense the car crash coming in this conversation?” (Psychological games)
• “Why do I keep on making the same mistakes?” (Life scripts)
• “What is going on in this conversation?” (Transactions)

But that’s not all. View the official course content in full on the on the EATA website.

The course takes just 12 hours (2 days) to complete and is taught over one weekend meaning you can fit learning around your existing commitments.

We limit the number places on the TA101 course to make sure every attendee gets the most out of the course. Our small group sizes mean you get personalised support from your tutors and lots of time for discussion with others, individual feedback and personal reflection. The TA101 course is practical and interactive, enabling you to put what you are learning straight into practice.

With our face to face TA101 course, you won’t be stuck in a classroom staring at a whiteboard all weekend. We teach the course at the Mercure Leeds Parkway Hotel in North West Leeds – a warm, informal setting in beautiful parkland. It has plenty of parking and is on main bus routes from Leeds.

Entry Requirements

There are no entry requirements for this course. Our TA101 is open to all and everybody can understand its theories. You don’t have to be academic to enjoy our course; it is practical and designed to provide you with skills you can immediately apply to the world around you. As long as you have an interest in developing yourself and learning about human interactions, this course is for you.

What do I get from the course?

The TA101 Certificate is an internationally recognised qualification and is a pre-requisite for further training in Transactional Analysis.