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Checking in with delegates series – Berit Fahlén

his time in #CheckingInWithDelegates, we meet Berit Fahlén from Sweden. She opens up about what sparked her decision to represent her country in EATA and what continues to drive her commitment. “For me it is deeply meaningful to find ways to contribute to the TA community. By being a member of PTSC, I hope I can support the process to […]

New Strategic Working Group established within EATA

During the EATA Council meeting in Bucharest, a new working group was established, bringing together one representative from each EATA committee, the EATA President, and the EATA Operations Officer. Their goal is to work on the EATA strategy. This week, the group held its second online meeting.We wish them lots of inspiration and good steps forward on this strategic journey! […]

Rosanna Giacometto – New PTSC Chair

Let us welcome Rosanna Giacometto, the new PTSC Chair, who took the torch from Cathy McQuaid at this Council meeting. 🙌 Please join us in wishing her every success in this new role 💐 And what does Rosanna say about this new chapter of hers? 👇 “I am a psychologist, psychotherapist, and TSTA-P from Rome, Italy. I have a deep […]

TA Wisdom quote of the week

This quote is from our 2019 interview with Julie Hay — available on our YouTube channel. Check out the full video and explore more insightful interviews! https://www.youtube.com/@eataassociation7569

October Communications Commitee Meetup

This week, the Communications Committee gathered for their October meeting, welcoming a new member, Agnes, to the team. 🎉Following the Council meeting, the committee became a bit smaller as two members left to take up another role. However, the group remains committed and motivated to keep the workflow moving forward. 💪 Among the topics discussed were the new EATA house […]

Checking in with delegates series – Agnes Folaji

Another voice in our #CheckingInWithDelegatesseries comes from Agnes Folaji, the new German delegate, who shares her thoughts on what inspired her to become a delegate to EATA and what continues to motivate her. “My motivation to contribute to EATA comes from a deep belief in the power of connection and shared learning. Transactional Analysis has shaped the way I work […]

TA Summer School in Zadar

This weekend, under the bright Croatian sun in beautiful Zadar, TA Summer School brought together more than 80 participants from across Europe. The event was organized by the Croatian Association of Transactional Analysis (UTA) and supported by EATA.The theme — “Confusion in us, within us, and around us” — invited deep exploration and reflection. While the days began with a […]

Yesterday, EATA held its online General Assembly 2025

Yesterday, EATA held its online General Assembly 2025. We warmly thank all participants 🙏 for joining us, taking part in the voting 🗳️, and for the encouraging feedback you shared about the voluntary work carried out throughout the year in EATA. The Executive Committee welcomed its new members 🌟, and President Sylvia Schachner introduced the attendees to the key developments […]

The Executive Committee held its first meeting welcoming two new Vice-Presidents, Deniz Guney and Sezgin Bekir

The Executive Committee held its first meeting in its refreshed composition, warmly welcoming two new Vice-Presidents, Deniz Guney and Sezgin Bekir 🙌. Together, we are opening a new chapter of teamwork and inspiration 💡. Among the topics discussed were both new and ongoing initiatives: the upcoming Let’s Talk event 🎙️, EATA webinars 💻, EC liaisons 🤝, the Council Meeting 2026 […]

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