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February 15. EATA/ITAA Webinar. Engaging with destructiveness, meeting disturbing aspects of experience from a place of curiosity instead of reactivity

The EATA/ITAA Webinar Committee cordially invite you to a Webinar in which you will meet with colleagues from within and beyond the Transactional Analysis global community. The topic for this webinar which will last for 90 minutes is: Engaging with destructiveness, meeting disturbing aspects of experience from a place of curiosity instead of reactivity. With Guest speaker Diana Deaconu This webinar invites […]

EATA Conferences

EATA Webinar. Gender and Sexual Diversity. March 14th, 2023

Dear EATA Members, You are invited to the second in the series of free webinars offered this year on the subject of Diversity. The next event will be on the 14th March and will be focusing on Gender and Sexual Diversity. We have three experienced speakers who will be sharing their thoughts with us:Anne HuschensDeepak DhananjayaLiza Heatley The event will […]

International Trainers Meeting

July 4, 2023. Dublin. CHALLENGES/ CHANGES/ CHANCES of TA Training in uncertain times

International Trainers Meeting in Dublin CHALLENGES/ CHANGES/ CHANCESof TA Training in uncertain times All TA trainers from EATA and ITAA are invited and welcome! See More information about the meeting in the button below. Download Pdf with more info

EATA Conferences

June 19. EATA/ITAA Webinar. OKness and the Paradox of Change with Matthew Elton

Dear members, EATA/ITAA webinar committee cordially invites you to another joint webinar entitled: OKness and the Paradox of Change with Matthew Elton Clients, learners, and organizations, in coming to TA professionals for help, often believe that they are “broken” or do not deserve to flourish. And as TA professionals, we can sometimes unwittingly send or reinforce that message—that yes, they […]

EATA Webinar

EATA Webinar. Neurodiversity. May 17th, 2023

Dear EATA members, This is the third of our free-Webinar series titled “Diversity” in 2023. We invite you to join us for a 90-minute exploration of the fascinating world of Neurodiversity. With the guidance of our three knowledgeable and experienced speakers, we will delve into the nuances of Neurodivergence, examining its perception, influence, and inclusion within our community and beyond. Historically, […]

WTAC 2025

Invitation to Bid on the 2025 TA World Conference

With great pleasure, the combined associations of the International Transactional Analysis Association (ITAA) and the European Association for Transactional Analysis (EATA) invite your association to bid on hosting the 2025 TA World Conference, which is to be held as usual in July-August. ITAA and EATA had first hoped to hold a World conference in 2024, but the time frame unfortunately […]

EATA Webinar

Meeting the Other – EATA Webinar Series / Diversity – Sept. 29 2023

This is the fourth of our free-Webinar series titled “Diversity” in 2023. We invite you to join us for a 2-hour exploration of the subject of “Meeting the other.” During this webinar, we will delve into the fascinating concept of transactional analysis into how individuals, groups and organizations interact and communicate with each other. We have four excellent speakers from […]

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Annual Council Meeting, Dublin: 1st – 3rd July 2023

The EATA Annual Council Meeting was held in Dublin over three full days from the 1st to the 3rd of July. As always, it was great to meet up again after a year apart and the beautiful seaside town of Malahide, Dublin provided the perfect backdrop to the event. The three days were taken up with delegates from all over Europe […]

World Conferences

Birmingham TA World Conference Grant Fund Application Information

Dear EATA members,We previously announced that the funding partners to the Birmingham TA World Conference in 2020 sadly cancelled due to the COVID restrictions, EATA, FTAA, IARTA, ITAA and UKATA are delighted to have financially contributed to the establishment a Grant Fund. The Fund is established to provide discretionary grants, and is potentially available to all those who booked and […]

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