Author: EATA administrator

We’re delighted to introduce the second of the two newly elected EATA Vice Presidents from the Council meeting in Bucharest — Deniz Güney from Turkey. We warmly welcome Deniz to this exciting new role and wish her all the best as she begins her term. What are her thoughts as she steps into this position? “Hi, my name is Deniz […]

⭐On Friday, trainers from around the world came together for a vibrant and future-focused discussion on how to modernise the CTA exam. This highly participatory meeting was a first step in reimagining assessment within the TA community, to ensure it remains inclusive, equitable, rigorous, and aligned with contemporary learning and professional realities. ⭐Global Reach and RepresentationThe meeting brought together a […]

Join Us at the General Assembly – Online! Your voice matters — and the General Assembly is where it counts. Whether you’re a long-time member or just getting involved, this is your chance to: ✅ Have a real say in decisions that shape our future ✅ Stay informed on plans, budgets, and key updates ✅ Connect with other members and […]

As an ethical principle, we value mutuality and healthy interdependence — seeing each person as someone who lives and grows within an interpersonal world, engaged in the well-being of others, and fostering interdependence to build a shared sense of security.

What motivates EATA delegates in their roles? What do they value most about being part of this international network? We asked one of our delegates, Tanja Krist from Slovenia, to share her personal perspective — and here’s what she had to say: What do you appreciate about your role as delegate in EATA? As a delegate in EATA, I get […]

In this photo (from top left):Elina Belyaeva (PTSTA, Germany), Enrico Benelli (TDRC Chair, PhD, TSTA, Italy), Madina Alimgozhayeva (Kazakhstan), Lorena Pizzocri (Psychologist, PhD Student, Italy), and Bakhytzhan Akanova (Kazakhstan). What are they doing?Together with colleagues, they are laying the groundwork for a Transactional Analysis research network in Kazakhstan! 🔍 What is a research network for?It’s a collaborative space that links […]

The European Association for Psychotherapy (EAP) voted in March 2025 to require a minimum of 250 hours of in-depth psychotherapy in a period of 4 years, to all those who want to be awarded with the ECP certificate. It was also voted that the psychotherapist providing the psychotherapy must not be the supervisor and the trainer.

The Scientific and Research Committee (SARC) of EAP is continuing to put research behind the core-competencies – a project involving all modalities. An EATA member has been fulfilling this role on a temporary basis but we now need someone to step in and to join the committee. Anyone interested please contact the EAP Rep email: eap-representative@eatanews.org for more information.