Welcome to the South African Transactional Analysis Association Members Only Area
This area is designed to provide SATAA members with exclusive access to information, resources, and tools to help them with their practice of Transactional Analysis. Here you will find important documents and news, as well as access to the SATAA mailing list and discussion forums. We hope you find this area helpful and informative. Thank you for being a member of the SATAA!
Resource: History of TA in South Africa and the formation of the SATAA by Karen Pratt (TSTA-E)
Written by Karen Pratt (TSTA-E) TA in the early 1970’s in Johannesburg As with the development of TA from its early Bernean roots in psychotherapy, it seems like the beginnings of TA in SA were similar. South Africans Petruska Clarkson and Maria Gilbert (both...
Resource: Jean Illsley-Clarke’s Affirmations
Jean Illsley-Clarke’s Affirmations, as well as a page describing how to use them, can be downloaded below. This is a simple and powerful tool describing how people go through cycles in their psychological and emotional development and that certain messages of...
Resource: Professional WIll
About the article/resource: Samiksha Jain, a TA psychotherapy trainee from Bangalore, has written an article entitled: Where There is a Will, There is a Way - Professional Will - A Tool for Ethical Practice This article aims to draw the attention of mental health...
How Transactional Analysis impacted my life – by Given Malebe
Dear Reader Let me formally introduce myself, my name is Given Malebe, Post Graduate in Electrical Engineering B-Tech in the University of Johannesburg. I live in Alexandra township Johannesburg South Africa. My Township has a population of 500 000-700 000 people...
TA in Practice: Kirsty Melmed
Recently. I was brought in by a large corporate brand, to facilitate team coaching sessions with a team of men of various ages, different cultural backgrounds and challenging economic circumstances. This was a new experience for me as up until now I have primarily...
Introduction of new SATAA Treasurer – Kirsty Melmed
My name is Kirsty Melmed and I am a life coach who specialises in personal development, spiritual growth and relationship transformation. My mission is to empower you to live life authentically. I first met with TA when I was 16 years old. A psychologist from New...