Contact by Email: Course director Dave Spenceley // Administration Bucharest: Andreeas Barbulis // Administration Timisoara - Anca Tiurian

Director of the YTCi programme - Dave Spenceley TSTA

TA Training - from introduction to advanced Transactional Analysis training leading to TA psychotherapy qualification with the European Association of Transactional Analysis.

TA Psychotherapy - Individual and group TA psychotherapy - For personal change and healing the hurt of the past to live freely in the  present. - There are currently spaces available in the therapy groups – ask Dave for details.

YTCi - International Training  Programme in Bucharest and Timisoara

• Internationally recognised trainers
• All TA training and supervision at YTCi is recognised by the European Association of Transactional Analysis. (EATA)
• Description of the aims and methodology of TA training at YTCi - pdf file
• YTCi training and supervision groups are preparing for professional practice and EATA examinations.
• YTCi - approximately has 150 members of various TA training and psychotherapy groups in 4 countries: UK, Germany, Romania and Czech Republic.

What is TA? - Come to the 101 course to find out more!

• Who am I ?
• Who are you?
• Who are they?
• What do we all do together?

The introduction to TA  - The TA 101 course is a professional and enjoyable workshop that seeks to answer those fundamental questions of life from a TA perspective.

• Bucharest: 25 / 26th October 2016
• Timisoara: 22 / 23rd October 2016

TA Group Psychotherapy: Two groups - one meets for one day each month, the other group meets on a weekend 6 times a year - contact Dave for further details.

Yorkshire Training Centre International

Transactional Analysis (TA) - 26 years TA training.

Professional and ethical TA training in psychotherapy and coaching

• TA - Training and Psychotherapy in Bucharest
• TA - Training and Psychotherapy in Timisoara
• TA - Supervision and exam preperation
• TA - psychotherapy and coaching.

Celebrating 26 years of training -

Dave ran his first 101 course in September 1990… “I still love TA and the 101 courses are highlights of the training year”