YTCi - TA Training and TA psychotherapy
Bucharest and online.
- YTCi - TA training is recognised by the European Association of Transactional Analysis. (EATA), leading to qualification as a Transactional Analyst. (CTA)
- YTCi - formed in the UK in 1987 by Dave Spenceley TSTA - providing professional & ethical TA training, psychotherapy, coaching & supervision.
- YTCi - TA training and supervision groups are preparing for professional practice and EATA examinations.
The 101 course in Bucharest or online is the same course and covers the all key concepts of TA in 2 intensive and enjoyable days. The 101 is the official / required entry gate for all TA training:
- 2023 - April 29 / 30th / a weekend in Bucharest (hybrid possible)
- 2023 - September 16 / 17 - a weekend in Bucharest (hybrid possible)
- 2023 - Nov 20 / 21st - online
- Times: 10 - 6, Romanian time
TA training for professional and personal development:
TA training at YTCi is for professional and personal development which can lead to internationally recognised qualification as a Certified Transactional Analyst in the field of psychotherapy or in the TA field of counselling which covers coaching / leadership / conflict resolution / team development as well as psycho-social counselling for personal development.
TA Foundation course: The course repeats itself every two years and therefore you can start the course with any of the modules. A commitment to stay in the group for two years is needed in order to complete the course.
- 16 modules over two years - leading to a YTCi certificate in TA concepts.
- Participants must have attended the TA 101 course prior to joining, or attend the next available 101 course at YTCi.
- The outcome of the group is to develop knowledge, understanding and skills in using TA professionally and personally.
- The concepts covered provide the foundation for all TA psychotherapy, coaching, and counselling work.
- Attendance on this course is a requirement prior to joining the Advanced TA training programme and the leadership and coaching groups run by YTCi.
Advanced professional development - TA training group: An advanced professional development group meeting for 20 days in 8 modules with a combination of 2 day and 3 day modules.
- Developing TA knowledge, for professional application, integrating the various TA models into an approach which works well for you and developing evaluation and self supervision skills using TA in your professional and personal lives.
- Prior to joining this group it is expected that participants will have completed the foundation course or equivalent. Attendance in this group for a minimum of two years is a requirement before moving to the CTA examination preparation group.
Exam preparation group: This group is only for those who are close to taking their CTA examinations and will meet for 12 days a year in 8 modules.
- CTA exam preparation for either psychotherapy or counselling fields.
- The participant must demonstrate their readiness for preparing for the CTA examination prior to joining this group by completing:
- 75% of EATA requirements
- Passing the YTCi diploma in TA applications internal examination
TA in Leadership and Coaching - with Uta Höhl TSTA-C
Summer Celebrations each July with Dave Spenceley TSTA
- 3 days of TA training:
- 2023 - July 14, 15, 16th
- 4 day - intensive summer Psychotherapy group:
- 2023 - July 21, 22, 23, 24th
- Groups 1 and 2 - meet either on a Tuesday or Thursday each month except for August.
- Group 3 - meets on a weekend 6 times a year.
- Dave is also available for individual and couples work.
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- Celebrating 31 years of TA training.
- Dave ran his first official 101 course in September 1990
- “I love TA, 101 courses are one of the highlights of the training year”

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