Thorsten Geck is a Teaching and Supervising Transactional Analyst in the Organisational field. He is also an author and a freelance Consultant for developmental work with organisations, leadership training, conflict resolution and coaching.  Thorsten provides TA Training internationally with TA Works (Oxford), Berlin, India 
He is also EATA Coordinator for written exams, ITAA VP for Professional Standards and is working with and overseeing the Professional Standards Committee (PSC) and International Board of Certification (IBOC).
 
In our conversation, we discuss the challenges facing workers and managers in the current COVID-19 context and the issue of burnout.
 
You can contact Thorsten at: thorsten.geck@gmail.com and youcan connect with him here: www.linkedin.com/in/taandmore
https://www.taandmore.com/

Anna Chandy is a Teaching and Supervising Transactional Analyst in the Counselling field. She is also a thought leader, mental health advocate and is involved at an executive level in running a not-for-profit organisation called "The Live Laugh Love Foundation": www.thelivelovelaughfoundation.org
In our conversation, we discuss her Counselling work and the importance of culture, roles and systems when working with clients.
She also hosts her own fortnightly "Mind Your Mornings" podcast: mind-your-mornings
You can contact Anna at: anna@annachandy.com and you can visit her website here: www.annachandy.com

Adrienne Lee is a Teaching and Supervising Transactional Analyst in the Psychotherapy field. She is also an author, speaker and Director & Principle Trainer of The Berne Institute, an institute that trains in three fields of TA - Psychotherapy, Educational and Organisational.
In this episode, we discuss Adrienne's work as a Psychotherapist, in particular, her thoughts and experience on working with Process in psychotherapy and, importantly, in group therapy.
You can contact Adrienne at: adrienne@theberne.comand you can visit The Berne Institute website here:  https://theberne.com/

In this episode, we discuss Ecological Transactional Analysis, what it is and how this new approach came about with Hayley Marshall and Giles Barrow.
Hayley is a Provisional Teaching and Supervising Transactional Analyst in the Psychotherapy field. She is also an author, the director of the Centre for Natural Reflection and a passionate advocate and pioneer for therapeutic work outdoors.
For more information on Hayley and her work, please click the link below:
www.centrefornaturalreflection.co.uk
Giles is a Teaching and supervising Transactional Analyst, in the education field, an author and has for many years maintained an interest in working outdoors such as running supervision groups and educational experiences at his small farm in Suffolk.
For more information on Giles and his work, please click the link below: 
http://gilesbarrow.com/
 

In this second episode on Ecological Transactional Analysis, Hayley Marshall and Giles Barrow discuss TA as a whole and how Eco TA might work among the 4 other fields, as well as many other matters including the existential and political elements of the subject.
Hayley is a Provisional Teaching and Supervising Transactional Analyst in the Psychotherapy field. She is also an author, the director of the Centre for Natural Reflection and a passionate advocate and pioneer for therapeutic work outdoors.
For more information on Hayley and her work, please click the link below:
www.centrefornaturalreflection.co.uk
Giles is a Teaching and supervising Transactional Analyst, in the education field, an author and has for many years maintained an interest in working outdoors such as running supervision groups and educational experiences at his small farm in Suffolk.
For more information on Giles and his work, please click the link below: 
http://gilesbarrow.com/
 

In this episode, we speak with Richard Erskine.
Richard is the Training Director at the Institute for Integrative Psychotherapy, a clinical psychologist and an author of numerous books and articles on the practice of psychotherapy.
We discuss Richard’s early work in Psychotherapy, how he came across TA in the 70s and how TA developed in those early years.
It was recorded in September 2019 face-to-face and unfortunately,  the sound quality isn’t great and we only have 30 minutes of the interview. The material, however, is excellent. Richard also graciously agreed to a second interview which you can hear in episode two.
You can find out more about Richard and his work by visiting the website for The Institute for Integrative Psychotherapy: 
https://www.integrativetherapy.com

This is episode two of our interview with Richard Erskine. Richard is the Training Director at the Institute for Integrative Psychotherapy, a clinical psychologist and an author of numerous books and articles on the practice of psychotherapy.
We recorded this in London in Nov 2019 when Richard kindly agreed to a second interview after we had technical issues with our first recording. We cover a range of subjects including his favourite TA books, the qualities to look for in a psychotherapist, and the rewards of working in this field. 
You can find out more about Richard and his work by visiting the website for The Institute for Integrative Psychotherapy: 
https://www.integrativetherapy.com

In this episode, we speak with Karen Pratt, who is a Teaching and Supervising Transactional Analyst in the Education field. Karen is also a trainer of coaches, a facilitator and an author. She shares with us her experience of using TA with a particular focus on working with various cultures. Karen has also just published a new book called "Transactional Analysis Coaching".   If you would like to make contact with Karen or connect with her you can do so here:
www.tamatters.co.za/about-me/

In this episode, we speak with Renato Morandi, who is a Certified Transactional Analyst in the Organisational field.
Renato is also an organisational consultant conflict mediator and coach. He shares with us how he found TA through his own personal development work, his unique specialism of working with family businesses in Brazil and his approach to working with TA in organisations.
You can read more about Renato here:
www.noicp.com.br
and you can contact him at:
renato@crescerepersonas.com.br

In this episode, we speak with Fanita English. Fanita is a Teaching and Supervising Transactional Analyst in the Psychotherapy field.
She is also an author, Psychoanalyst, Group Analyst and TA elder who last year received the ITAA lifetime achievement award at the incredible age of 104! Fanita shares with us her introduction to TA, which was not so long after TA came into existence, her experience of using TA in comparison to psychoanalysis, and also some of her thoughts on vitality and her theory of the Three Motivators.
You can find out more about Fanita and her work here:
www.fanita-english.com