Welcome to IARTA

The International Association of Relational Transactional Analysis

IARTA is a professional global community exploring and developing relational theory and practice in Transactional Analysis

What is Relational Transactional Analysis?

Relational Transactional Analysis’ is a term that has evolved in recent years to describe an approach to our work that attracts TA practitioners from many different parts of the world, and from across all four fields of TA: psychotherapy, counselling, organisations, and education. Read more here

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IARTA Online CPD Updated Autumn/Winter Events 2023 - 24

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IARTA ANNUAL CONFERENCE MUTUALITY

Panel Members

Deepak Dhanajaya, Karen Minikin, Katherine Murphy, Carole Shadbolt and
Charlotte Sills (Chair)

Sunday 10th Dec 23 – 1.30pm – 5.30pm (Followed by the AGM – 5.45pm – 6.15pm)

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Radical-Relational Perspectives in Transactional Analysis Psychotherapy

Oppression, Alienation, Reclamation
By Karen Shireen Minikin.

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A vibrant community of practitioners, supervisors and trainers

An International Community

The International Association of Relational Transactional Analysis (IARTA) is a vibrant community of practitioners, supervisors, and trainers who are passionate about expanding our understanding of the relational aspects of our work. Whether you see yourself as a trainee, a practitioner, a theoretician, or a researcher – IARTA will offer you the opportunity to engage with kindred spirits, and people who value lifelong learning and are constantly seeking to develop their practice and thinking.

IARTA is affiliated with the European Association of Transactional Analysis (EATA), and registration to EATA can be achieved through us. EATA affiliation is open to anyone who has an interest in Transactional Analysis but is compulsory if you are informal TA training, or are a Transactional Analysis practitioner.

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For people who value lifelong learning

Whether you see yourself as a trainee, a practitioner, a theoretician or a researcher – IARTA will offer you the opportunity to engage with kindred spirits, and people who value lifelong learning and are constantly seeking to develop their practice and thinking.

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Interested in joining IARTA?

Membership of IARTA is open to everyone interested in Relational TA. Members will receive regular information about our conferences, workshops, and access to our exclusive secure member’s area with content such as interviews with leading professionals, webinars, and colloquia which are only available to registered users.

Engage

Members Forum presents our members with a space to hold;

A BLOG, a general discussion space where we can post topics for discussion and sharing of ideas with your community.
An area for Question-and-Answer sessions and occasional virtual meetings.
And, an area for IARTA to hold COLLOQUIUMS.

It is secure and confidential and is for Members only, not open to the public.

Learn

IARTA is committed to providing high-quality online events for our membership that seek to promote, disseminate, and/or advance Relational TA theory and practice.

Member resources

As a member, you will have access to Articles, Book Reviews, Interviews, the Members’ Forum, Information about up-and-coming Colloquiums, and a lot more.

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Events

Keep updated with your event calendar.

Articles

Soon members will be able to download past conferences and webinars.

Book Reviews

An opportunity to log in and see our latest book reviews.

Interviews

Members will have access to interviews with well-known Relational Psychotherapists.

EATA Training Contracts

Have easy access to EATA Training Contracts.

Colloquium

These events are only available to members with an active subscription. Soon we will be posting dates for our next Colloquium.

Product Purchases

Links to purchase the latest theoretical publications and gain access to our webinars.

Featured Events

Queer identities and GSRD inclusive practice.
Facilitated by Victoria Baskerville (She/Her)
Thurs 7th Sept - 6.30 – 8.30pm GMT

Radical-Relational Perspectives: Oppression, Alienation, Reclamation.
Facilitated by Karen Minikin
Tues 17th Oct 6 – 8pm

What happens when autism is named in the family?
Facilitated by Tess Elliott 6.30 – 8.30pm
Monday 30th October, 20th November + 11th December

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