Please note our membership period runs from 1st September to the 31st August each year. You will need to renew your membership yearly.
Please add your details and any necessary documentation to update/change your membership.
Membership of IARTA is open to everyone interested in Relational TA. and costs from just £45 per annum to receive regular information about our conferences, workshops, and access to our exclusive secure members’ area with content such as interviews with leading professionals, webinars, and colloquia which are only available to registered users.
Join us nowJoin in our annual conference with a members’ discount
By accessing members’-only articles
By joining the members’ only colloquia
Members’ will have access to book reviews and interviews
Members’ will receive regular updates via email
Please note your membership subscription will run from 1st September until 31st August the following year, when it will need to be renewed. If you sign up anytime after September you will still need to pay the full membership fee.
Student Regular Member
£57.00/yr
Member interested in Relational TA
£45.00/yr
Member holds an EATA training contract
£45.00/yr
Member holds EATA Training contract
£87.00/yr
Member is a Certified Transactional Analyst
£45.00/yr
Member is a Provisional Teaching and Supervising TA
£45.00/yr
Member is a Teaching & Supervising TA
£45.00/yr
What is EATA?
EATA was founded on July 16th 1976 as the European Transactional Analysis Association with the aim to bring together the numerous TA training activities in Europe and to ensure high standards. EATA currently has 34 membership associations with more than 7,550 members in 27 European countries.
EATA’s aims include the promotion of knowledge and research on TA, the development of its theory, ensuring agreed standards of practice in the field of TA and setting and administering the standards for the qualifying examinations for transactional analysts.
Who becomes a member of EATA?
EATA membership is open to anyone who has an interest in Transactional Analysis, but is compulsory if you are a contractual trainee (someone who has signed an EATA training contract with their primary supervisor), are a CTA; PTSTA or TSTA who wishes to remain a part of the wider TA community, or, as all members of IARTA now are, you are a member of an affiliated organisation.
Why did IARTA apply to become an EATA affiliated organisation?
Our decision to apply for EATA affiliation was fully supported by our membership and was motivated by many factors, which included:
EATA membership categories explained
Cat. 1 – Associate Member first time joining EATA: This option is chosen by those IARTA Members who have never joined EATA before and have an interest in TA (as opposed to an involvement in TA training or holding a TA qualification that they wish to maintain).
Cat. 1 – Associate Member thereafter: This is for members who have previously been a member of EATA and are rejoining for their continuing interest in TA.
Cat. 2 – Regular Member (Students): This is for those who are currently in training (Foundation Year and all Diploma Only years) and until they complete an EATA Training Contract.
Cat. 3 – Regular Member Trainee (Holds an EATA Training Contract): These are for senior trainee’s working towards their CTA Qualification and have taken out an EATA Training contract signed by their Principle Supervisor and endorsed by EATA.
Cat. 4 – Certified Transactional Analyst (CTA): This is for those who have completed their CTA Exams and are registered as Certified Transactional Analysts.
Cat. 5 – Provisional Teaching and Supervising Transactional Analyst (PTSTA): This is for those who have completed their TEW in preparation to gaining TSTA.
Cat. 6 – Teaching and Supervising Transactional Analyst (TSTA): This is for those who have taken the teaching and Supervising Exam and have gained TSTA status.
How much does EATA membership cost?
IARTA Membership
ASSOCIATE Member (interested in TA) – GBP £40.00
REGULAR Member Trainee (Holds EATA Training Contract) – GBP £40.00
CTA (Certified Transactional Analyst) – GBP £40.00
PTSTA (Provisional Teaching and Supervising Transactional Analyst) – GBP £40.00
TSTA (Teaching and Supervising Transactional Analyst) – GBP £40.00
IARTA with EATA Membership Prices 2021
STUDENT Regular Member – IARTA plus EATA GBP £50.00
TRAINEE Member (Holds EATA Training Contract) – IARTA plus EATA GBP £78.00
CTA (Certified Transactional Analyst) – IARTA plus EATA GBP £78.00
PTSTA (Provisional Teaching and Supervising TA) – IARTA plus EATA GBP £150.00
TSTA (Teaching and Supervising TA) – IARTA plus EATA registration GBP £150.00
When do I apply for membership?
The EATA membership year runs from 1st September to 31st August each year and is contingent upon individuals being a current member of an EATA afilliated organisation. Since there is a lot of administration involved in processing your membership before sending it off to EATA we require your EATA fees to be paid at the time of your IARTA membership renewal in the preceeding September.
MAKE SURE THAT YOU REGISTER FOR THE CORRECT CATEGORY TO ENSURE THAT YOU ARE PROPERLY DESCRIBED AT THE EATA REGISTER. FOR EXAMPLE, PTSTAs AND TSTAs MUST HAVE TRAINER MEMBERSHIP (CATEGORIES 5 OR 6) IN ORDER FOR THEIR CONTRACTS TO BE VALID.
What if I need to upgrade my membership or submit training contracts?
For those needing to upgrade their membership part way through the year such as students taking out an EATA Training Contract, or for those CTA members who take out TSTA contracts and become a PTSTA this can be done at any point of the year.
The procedure is :
Send THREE paper copies of your signed contract to
Nikitta Wehrle,
25 Station Road,
Stoke Mandeville,
Aylesbury. HP22 5UL
with accompanying payment made payable to IARTA with the relevant fees.
You can also email your contracts to Nikitta
For those needing to submit supplement forms such as Change of Principle Supervisor etc, again these get sent to Mica Douglas at the address above.
Where can I get the forms I need?
All the forms that you need for taking out training contracts etc can be found in the EATA Training Manual (external website.)
What if I pay my EATA membership through another affiliated organisation?
If you get your EATA Membership from another EATA affiliated organisation, you will still need to complete the online form, as we need to know which Member Organisation you are with and which Codes of Ethics you follow. All parts of the form will need to be completed except the EATA membership categories field. You will then need to e-mail a copy of your proof of EATA Membership to Mica Douglas at the address below.
Contact Details for EATA Administration
For all information, regarding your EATA membership and to send supporting documents please contact us via: iartamembership@gmail.com
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