1. Transactional Analysis Günther Mohr Dipl.-Psychologist/Dipl.-Economist Senior Coach DBVC/BDP - Supervisor BDP Teaching and Superving Transactional Analyst Klarastr. 7 D-65719 Hofheim n. Frankfurt www.mohr-coaching.de info@mohr-coaching.de

2. Günther Mohr, TA, www.mohr-coaching.de Transactional- Analysis (Berne and first Generation) Behavioral Th. (Skinner, Bandura) Individual- psychology (Adler) Analytic Psycholgy (C.G. Jung) Psycho- Analysis (Freud) Psycho- drama (Moreno) Hypno- therapy (M. Erickson) Gestalt- therapy (Perls) NLP (Neuro- Linguistic Programming Client- centered th. (Rogers) Theory- Development of TA since 1980 Systemic Approaches Family Constel- lations- (Hellinger ) Fieldspecific conzepts (Organisation, Education, Counseling, Therapy)

3. G. Mohr, TA3 Transactional Analysis Six principles of TA identity: Based on the analysis of transactions Constructing models Experimental Context related Humanistic Intercultural/ global (Schmid) Reaction/ intervention : Hypotheses: ? TA- Therapist Client Stimulus Internal Self- organi- sation

4. G. Mohr, TA 4 „DIAMOND“ of the psychological approach Needs for -recognition -stimulation -structure System dynamicsDynamics- fields 1. Dynamics of attentionSystem- structure 2. Dynamics of roles 3. Dynamics of relatonships 4. Communication-dynamicsSystem- processes 5. Problem-solving-dynamics 6. Success-dynamics Parent-egostates Child-egostates Adult-egostates Contracts 8 basic techniques (e.g. Specification, Illustration, Confrontation, Cristallization) PP A A C C o.k.- relation

5. Per- son Organisational world roles Professional world roles Private world roles Community world roles