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…to add value to the handbook and all its implications. Working together with PTSC and COC colleagues give me a sense of belonging and togetherness that fulfils me and I am enthusiastic about improving the handbook!” We are looking forward to introducing the thoughts of our other colleagues next time….

PTSC – CTA TA101 Instructors PTSC would like to inform you of an important update regarding a previous committee decision to withdraw the option for CTA level practitioners to be endorsed as a TA101 instructor and run TA101’s. This decision was published in the Dec 2022 handbook. After thorough reconsideration…

PTSC has updated the CTA, CTA TS, and TSTA contract forms PTSC has updated the CTA, CTA TS, and TSTA contract forms. You can find the updated forms under section 4 ‘Training Contracts’ in the EATA Handbook 2024 (https://eatanews.org/handbook-2024/)…

Transactional Analysis Review Survey (TARS) Since the creation of Transactional Analysis (TA) in the 1950s, almost 50,000 handbooks, theoretical articles, and personal perspectives have been published about it. However, the application of TA has not been systematically studied. The research described in this article involved an online survey titled the…

Exam process flowcharts project -Join our project group! Exam process flowcharts project – Join our project group! Both PTSC and COC committees are working hard to make the EATA Handbook more accessible and easier to use. Flowcharts that visualize all the responsibilities, decisions, timings, and steps along our different exam…

PTSC news. Clarification on recording for CTA Oral Exam “To clarify the length of recordings for the CTA oral exam PTSC has re-worded the handbook to read that each recorded segment must be between 4-6 minutes long. “…

…a significant revision to our current timetable and this is why we are giving over 12 months notice of the planned change so candidates and their Principal Supervisors have time to adjust to the new requirement. The handbook will be updated in due course. Thank you for your understanding PTSC…