Author: EATA administrator

AI is increasingly present in our lives, raising ethical and existential questions due to its expanding capabilities. Many educational institutions worldwide have updated their policies on the acceptable use of AI, and the TA community needs to do the same. In a joint initiative, EATA / PTSC and ITAA / PSC have asked James Longwell PTSTA(O) to lead the development […]

A little while ago PTSC was asked to reconsider the Educational Core Competencies as they were thought to be out of date. Three amazing EATA members, Lana Koval, CTA Trainee (E) from Ukraine, Sian Rivers, PTSTA (E) from the UK and Jan Honza Simek PTSTA (E) from the Czech Republic, have kindly taken on the task of reviewing them and have […]

Dear Transactional Analysis Colleagues and Friends, As excitement continues to build around the upcoming World Transactional Analysis Conference (WTAC) in Montpellier, France, we’re thrilled to share that momentum is still going strong! With over 700 tickets already sold, the response from the international TA community has been truly heartening. WTAC is currently welcoming participants from 46 countries, a reflection of […]

On April 24th, the EATA Executive Committee hosted the very first session of “Let’s Talk” — our new platform for open exchange within the community. As shared in previous meetings and newsletters, “Let’s Talk” is designed to create space for spontaneous, interactive, and direct conversations on the topics that matter most to us. This inaugural session focused on the role […]

This updated version represents many months of careful work in response to over 100 queries and requests from our membership. It includes corrections of inconsistencies, clearer formatting for ease of reading, and new content to support accessibility — encouraging all of us to reflect on our own, and our trainees’ or supervisees’, accessibility requirements. All associated forms have also been […]

In this series on EATA ethical principles, we are introducing the core values that guide our work. Today’s principle affirms the fundamental right of every individual to physical health and mental well-being — a right that must be actively protected and promoted in all aspects of our professional practice.

The updated directory now features an intuitive map to help you navigate more easily. Over time, with various website upgrades, some trainer photos or details may have been lost. To ensure the directory is complete and up to date, we’ll also be contacting trainers directly by email. In the meantime, if you are an EATA member and hold the status […]

What do you appreciate about your role as delegate in EATA? “I am very grateful to the national associations I represent for this assignment and recognition. I am honored to represent my Associations and my Country in the EATA Council, together with my colleague Mara. I like to discuss with colleagues from other Countries and this allows me to live […]

This article in the EATA Newsletter reflects the thoughtful work of the Taskforce on Social Commitment over the past year. Between Council 2023 and Council 2024, the Taskforce came together to explore how to give meaningful life to EATA’s shared mission and values. One of the outcomes is a three-part article offering a rich blend of theory, reflection, and vision: […]