Professional Development Workshop

Hertford 31 Oct- 1 Nov 2010

Desford, near Leicester 5-6 March 2011

ongoing PTSTA development, exam preparation for CTA and TSTA, TEW preparation and endorsement

led by : Julie Hay TSTA (Organisational & Educational) and

Anita Mountain TSTA (Organisational & Psychotherapy)

An enjoyable, supportive and fun environment in which to get advanced level supervision and coaching – to suit your specific needs.

¨ TSTA candidate – get ready for the exam with supervision and teaching practice, plus discussions of theory, ethics, TA organisations, and teaching & supervision philosophies;

¨ PTSTA – new learning whatever your stage of development, from starting out to TSTA exam preparation;

¨ CTA candidate – preparation for the exam, from choice of case study to selection of exam tapes, mock exams, preparing transcripts and logs, discussing theory and practice;

¨ Trainee – a chance to experience a range of supervision and teaching skills, join theory discussions, observe mock exams;

¨ CTA going for TEW – planning your transition from CTA to PTSTA, practice and endorsement (if appropriate) of your teaching and supervising, theory discussion and preparing training proposal outlines.

Julie Hay FCIPD MCMI is an organisational consultant who has been running developmental TA training since 1986 and these PDW’s since 1999. She was the inaugural Chair person and is now Honorary President of the UK-based Institute of Developmental TA, a past president of both EATA and ITAA, past Vice Chair of ITA, and the author of several TA books, including Transactional Analysis for Trainers, Sherwood 1996. As well as being a regular examiner for CTA and TSTA, Julie has been staff member on several EATA and ITAA TEW's. Julie runs TA workshops around the world and has trainees/CTA/PTSTA’s in India, Slovenia, Canada, Australia and New Zealand as well as the UK.

Anita Mountain MSc (TA), CTA (O/P), FITOL, TSTA (O/P), has been freelance since 1990. She works nationally and internationally for a range of organisations and also facilitates regular open Developmental TA workshops both in the UK and in Russia. As well as contracted trainees in the UK, Russia and Armenia she also makes regular yearly trips to France. The training group in the UK is known in France as the “Ha Ha” group!! She is a founder member of the IDTA and is a published author, with another book, jointly authored with her partner, in the pipeline.