Transactional Analysis

Günther MohrDipl.-Psychologist/Dipl.-Economist

Senior Coach DBVC/BDP - Supervisor BDPTeaching and Superving Transactional Analyst

Klarastr. 7D-65719 Hofheim n. Frankfurt

www.mohr-coaching.deinfo@mohr-coaching.de

Günther Mohr, TA, www.mohr-coaching.de

Transactional-Analysis(Berne and

first Generation)

Behavioral Th.(Skinner,Bandura)

Individual-psychology

(Adler)

AnalyticPsycholgy

(C.G. Jung)

Psycho-Analysis(Freud)

Psycho-drama

(Moreno)

Hypno-therapy

(M. Erickson)

Gestalt-therapy(Perls)

NLP(Neuro-

LinguisticProgramming

Client-centered th.

(Rogers)

Theory-Development

of TA since1980

SystemicApproaches

FamilyConstel-lations-

(Hellinger)

Fieldspecificconzepts

(Organisation,Education,

Counseling, Therapy)

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Transactional AnalysisSix principles of TA identity:

• Based on the analysis of transactions

• Constructing models

• Experimental• Context related• Humanistic• Intercultural/

global (Schmid)

Reaction/ intervention

:

Hypotheses: ?

TA-Therapist

ClientStimulus

Internal Self-

organi-sation

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View of the human nature

professionalmethods

Relation and communication

Personality andDifferences

Reality and context relation

Development and Change

„DIAMOND“ of the psychological approach

Needs for-recognition-stimulation

-structure Script

System dynamics Dynamics-fields

1. Dynamics of attention System-structure

2. Dynamics of roles

3. Dynamics of relatonships

4. Communication-dynamics System-processes

5. Problem-solving-dynamics

6. Success-dynamics

Parent-egostates

Child-egostates

Adult-egostates

• Contracts• 8 basic techniques (e.g. Specification, Illustration, Confrontation, Cristallization)

P P

A A

C C

o.k.-o.k.-relation

Per-son

Organisational world roles

Professional world roles

Private world roles

Community world roles