Seminars

 All welcome!

Our seminars are  open to the general public as well as trainees and Transactional Analysts

In each seminar the presenter will share their new thinking
about a topic in Transactional Analysis or a closely related field.

There will be plenty of time for discussion, questions, and the interchange and generation of ideas. 


Our Mutual Respect Network seminars
are aimed at broadening our frame of reference around topics
which fall under the theme of equality, diversity and inclusion.


Tickets for these seminars are by voluntary donation (choose your amount).

 All money raised by donations goes to The Berne Institute Bursary Fund,


Seminars at
Berne House, you are invited to arrive at 7pm for shared refreshments.

Seminars run from 7.30 - 9pm UK time.



See links below for online seminar timings.


For many years, our seminars have been a vibrant and stimulating way
of sharing ideas and connecting with others.



We look forward to welcoming you to our community.


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Mutual Respect Network Seminar


What is Critical Psychotherapy? The social turn and identity in the consulting room.


Online

Wednesday 21st January 6:30 – 8pm (UK Time)


Presenter: Helen Rowlands

TSTA(P)


The social turn refers to a broad movement within counselling and psychotherapy that understands the sociological and the psychological as being inextricably linked, each shaping the other. Significantly, It understand social, political, and cultural contexts as being the bedrock from which the psychological evolves, rather than being an external force which arrives developmentally later to impact the subjective sense of self. This is a radical way to think about the shaping and development of the self, and is leading to important challenges to the traditional practice of psychotherapy under the umbrella term of Critical Psychotherapy. 

This seminar will explore the history of these ideas, explore some theories about identity from the field of Cultural Studies, and open up questions about what this means for contemporary practice. The hope is that there will have a lively and collaborative discussion about the future of psychotherapy.


Click here to buy tickets for this seminar 



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