Berne TA Center was set up in November 2005 to enhance personal and professional living using Transactional Analysis as the underlying foundational framework. Our core business is to provide professional services in three areas namely, consultancy, training, and counseling.
SKILLSFUTURESG
Transactional Analysis for Developing Positive Communication Competencies in Working Relationships (Level 2)
- Recognise one’s behavioural vulnerabilities, and how these impact relationships at the work place
- Apply possible strategies and follow up actions to build positive relationships with stakeholders
- Use Transactional Analysis (TA) as a model to build and strengthen relationships
- Apply effective communication strategies to achieve effective relationships
- Demonstrate competencies to co-create solutions in managing challenging situations and relationships
SKILLSFUTURESG
Build and Deepen Professional Competencies through Transactional Analysis (TA) (Level 3)
- Manage self and others better, using TA in professional practice
- Interpret how individuals thrive and cope under stressful situations
- Manage the past, make effective changes for the present, and project positively forward to the future for self and others as part of professional development
- Examine assumptions underlying individual discounting action, and the impact of discounting action on professional activities and practice
- Explain how “Game” playing blocks personal and professional practice
- Apply stroke theory and methods to reflect on self, clients and other professionals
TAP
Transactional Analysis Practitioner (USATA)
- Level I: TAP – Transactional Analysis Practitioner
- Level II: TAAP – Transactional Analysis Advanced Practitioner
- Level III: TAPI – Transactional Analysis Practitioner Instructor
TA “202” Advanced TA Training
- Understand Time-Structuring and Stamp Collecting
- Recognise your Drivers and how they can be an asset or liability
- Know how Injunctions can impact decisions, interventions as well as restrict growth and development
- Define Games People Play and how to stop Games Playing
- Use the “Drama Triangle”; “Formula G” and “Game Plan” for Game Analysis
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NEW COURSE STARTING
Transactional Analysis for Developing Positive Communication Competencies in Working Relationships (Level 2) one-day course starting on 7 November 2020. Course Accreditation under the Singapore Workforce Skills Qualification System (WSQ).
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NEW COURSES
Managing Challenging Situations amid Pandemic
Up your Social & Mental-Q amid Pandemic
Mental Wellness amid Pandemic through Transactional Analysis (TA)
SHORT COURSES WITH EXECUTIVE COUNSELLING AND TRAINING ACADEMY
Transactional Analysis (TA) Psychotherapy
Transactional Analysis (TA) Psychotherapy was developed by Dr Eric Berne in the 1950’s, and is based on three philosophical tenets: First, that people are fundamentally OK. Second, that everyone (apart from the severely brain-damaged) has the capacity to think. And third, that people decide on their own destiny and those decisions can be changed. A core theory in TA is the Ego State model, which comprises the Parent, Adult, and Child parts of a person’s personality structure. Other clinical applications may also involve Script Analysis, Strokes, Structural Analysis, Game Analysis, and Life Positions. Using these approaches, TA seeks to help individuals gain greater self-awareness of their own internal processes, and how these processes influence their sense of self, and their interaction with other people in their life.
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Redecision Psychotherapy
The Redecision Therapy approach integrates the cognitive framework of Transaction Analysis Theory with the effective principles and methods drawn from Gestalt Therapy. Redecision Therapy is a powerful tool for therapeutic change. It emphasises childhood or early decisions made at a feeling position. The goal is for the client to decide to think, feel, and behave differently, in ways that they had not permitted themselves to before. To think, feel, and behave differently means changing the original Script Decision and making a Redecision.
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WHY COUPLES HERE GO FOR DIVORCE
Common factors for marital instability
Common factors which help people adjust to post-divorce life
The Straits Times. Monday, November 23, 2015
