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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Working with Gender Identity and Trans Issues: A Safe Space for Therapists to Learn & Explore – Michelle Bridgeman
Monday 9th February - Time 18.00 - 20.00
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Moral Injury and the Relational Self: When the World Breaks in and Therapy Must Meet the World – Carole Shadbolt
Monday 23rd February - Time 18.00 - 20.00

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Talking with Machines: Making Sense of AI, Bias and Psychotherapy – Femma Ashraf
Monday 9th March - Times 18.00 - 20.00

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