Radical-Relational Perspectives in Transactional Analysis Psychotherapy

Radical-Relational Perspectives in Transactional Analysis Psychotherapy assesses various forms of oppression in current, historical and personal perspectives and considers the impact this has on the development and sustenance of the psyche.

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Karen Shireen Minikin is a Transactional Analysis psychotherapist and supervisor in private practice in West Somerset UK. She is a Course Director for Psychotherapy at the Iron Mill College in Exeter She is also a co-editor for the Transactional Analysis Journal and the journal, Psychotherapy and Politics International.

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Radical-Relational Perspectives in Transactional Analysis Psychotherapy assesses various forms of oppression in current, historical and personal perspectives and considers the impact this has on the development and sustenance of the psyche.

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Part 1: Alienation 1. Why Relational? Why Radical? 2. The Premise of Alienation 3. Oppression 4. The Colonising of Lands and Minds: "Things Fall Apart" 5. Transgenerational Trauma 6. Partition and Intergenerational Hauntings Part 2: Radical-Relational Reformation 7. From Social Liberation to Radical-Relational Reformation 8. Reclamation: Coming Out of Exile 9. Working with Dissociation, Enactments, and Re-Enactments 10. Is Liberation Possible? Radicalising Relational Psychotherapy and Counselling 11. The Relational-Radical and the Radical-Relational Glossary References