The Berne Institute 

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Links to other TA and related sites

National and international TA organisations:

You can find details of these national and international organisations on our page entitled TA: A Worldwide Professional Framework . Here, we give simply the link to each organisation's web site.

• The Institute of Transactional Analysis (ITA): www.ita.org.uk
• The European Association for Transactional Analysis (EATA): www.eatanews.org
• The International Transactional Analysis Association (ITAA): www.itaa-net.org/

This is the publishing house that produces TA Today (Ian Stewart and Vann Joines, 1987) the textbook on basic TA that has become the world-standard introduction to its subject. Lifespace has also recently published a new landmark title on a central topic in current TA: Personality Adaptations, by Vann Joines and Ian Stewart (2002).

The Lifespace web site is at: www.lifespacebooks.com
 

For a complete list of TA training institutes, please contact ITA, EATA, ITAA, or your own national TA organisation. Here are some links to the web sites of colleagues of ours who have a link to "The Berne's" site on their pages:

• The Southeast Institute, Chapel Hill, N. Carolina, USA (Vann Joines): www.seinstitute.com
• Mark Widdowson MSc PTSTA (training and supervision in Glasgow and Edinburgh):  www.markwiddowson.com
• Personal Skills Development Consultants, Reading, UK (John Parr): www.psdci.co.uk
• Manchester Institute for Psychotherapy, UK (Bob Cooke): www.therapyservices.co.uk
• "elan" in Manchester, UK (Robin Hobbes): www.mantra.demon.co.uk
• Counselling and Psychotherapy Training Institute, Edinburgh (team of EATA-accredited trainers): www.cpti.info
• Yorkshire Training Centre (Dave Spenceley): www.ytc.cwc.net

The following graduates of "The Berne's" training programme, who have links to our site on their own web pages, offer psychotherapy in private practice. All those listed here are qualified as Certified Transactional Analyst (CTA) and are listed in the National Register of the UK Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP) as Transactional Analysis Psychotherapists.
 

• Vauna Beauvais, Nottingham: www.nottingham-therapy.co.uk

• South Wales Network for TA (Bill Bisgood and Jenny Thomas): www.btinternet.com/~bill.bisgood/swnta.html

Though the UKCP is concerned with the regulation of many different psychotherapies in the UK, and not solely with TA, we are listing its site here. The ITA is a member organisation of the Humanistic and Integrative Section of the UKCP.

• The UK Council for Psychotherapy: www.psychotherapy.org.uk