Yorkshire Training Centre International
Transactional Analysis (TA)
- YTCi was founded in 1987 by Dave Spenceley TSTA; originally called the Pennine Psychotherapy Centre, offering TA psychotherapy, by 1990 Dave was offering TA training and supervision in the Yorkshire area of the UK.
- YTCi has evolved to become an international training organisation offering TA training in various different countries. There are many trainees in various groups with Dave and other international trainers providing training and supervision for trainees and qualified psychotherapists and coaches across Europe, with regular groups in:
- Germany -
Nuremberg - Czech Republic -
Prague - Romania -
Bucharest.
Culture and TA -
TA Training groups in Bucharest
TA training for professional and personal development which can lead to internationally recognised qualification as a TA psychotherapist, or TA coach for those who complete the training process.
TA 101 course -
- 2023 -
Nov 20 / 21st - online
Psychotherapy -
- Groups 1 and 2 -
meet for one weekday each month - Group 3 -
meets on a weekend 6 times a year - Dave is also available for individual and couples work
TA in Leadership and Coaching - Online with Uta Höhl TSTA-C
- 3 one day supervision groups (10 – 18 RO time) -
- Two 1.5 training days, with topics relevant to leadership, coaching and supervision.
- The first day 10 – 18 second day 10 – 13.30.
What is actually required in Romania? In 2023 a new ARAT / YTCi training contract was formed to enable all training to be recognised by CPR. - Please ask Dave for details.
In Romania the training can be used to register with CPR “to practice psychotherapy under supervision” and after qualification as a CTA to become an autonomous practitioner.
There is often much confusion and miss-information regarding the requirements and process for applying for certification to practice under supervision in Romania - therefore YTCi has created this pdf description of all the requirements along with a description of the relationship between the various professional bodies and a description of the process of application - along with the relevant links to follow. YTCi uses the information received from ARAT regarding requirements for recognition in Romania:
Trainees are responsible for ensuring that they fulfil the current requirements by both ARAT and other professional bodies within Romania. It is also important to note that the requirements continue to be developed and so check with the Professional Practice Committee in ARAT for the latest details.
Requirements for certification in Romania and to become a CTA (pdf download)
Uta is leading workshops for those using TA in the counselling field in leadership and coaching roles.