An Introduction to the Subject and Applications in Communication within Families, Business and Education by Beryl Comar, The Obvious Expert in Emotional Intelligence

Who should attend:
Anyone with an interest in how we run the patterns in our heads and continue to repeat our mistakes – how we develop the self talk that can assist or destroy us - and want to have a useful tool to help themselves and others make the changes they desire.
If you’ve ever said, “Oh no, I sound just like my mother (or father)” and want to change that.. come along and learn how to be more positive with your children.

What you will learn:
Now you have the opportunity to experience a TA course: 3 hours introducing topics such as:
· ego states
· life positions
· group dynamics
· strokes
· transactions
· games we play
· definitions, philosophy, development of TA

This introduction provides excellent explanations, group practice, and examples as well as practical applications, stories and anecdotes.

I'm OK - You're OK
'I'm OK - You're OK' is probably the best-known expression of the purpose of transactional analysis: to establish and reinforce the position that recognizes the value and worth of every person. Transactional analysts regard people as basically 'OK' and thus capable of change, growth, and healthy interactions.
Why take a look at Transactional Analysis?
“Consultants, educators, counselors, therapists and coaches with skills in analyzing transactional patterns are able to understand predict and help improve dysfunctional, unproductive, toxic, uncooperative interactions between people and can quickly help people communicate clearly and effectively at the three levels of the Parent (values,) the Adult (rationality) and the Child (emotions, creativity.) “ Claude Steiner Ph.D.

“Of all the many courses I teach this is my favourite. It has made the biggest difference in so many people’s lives, helped teens be more productive and parents understand kids - even saved marriages. Many have said “why isn’t this taught in school? It should be mandatory”. Beryl Comar