Mindfulness-Based Transactional Analysis

Žvelc, Gregor; Černetič, Miha; Košak, Melita

doi:10.1177/036215371104100306

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“…Training educators and nuns in mindfulness in order to promote the children’s self-attunement and to reduce the distress related to abuse and neglect (Coatsworth, Duncan, Greenberg, & Nix, 2009; Kimbrough, Magyari, Langenberg, Chesney, & Berman, 2010; Žvelc, Černetič, & Košak, 2011)…”

Section: Interventions and Their Resultsmentioning

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An Italian Team Uses Transactional Analysis to Help Children in Brazil

Bastianelli¹

2014

Transactional Analysis Journal

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This article describes the author’s experience working on a project in Maranhão, one of the poorest regions of Brazil, with a group of volunteers from the Istituto per la Prevenzione del Disagio Minorile [Institute for the Prevention of Minors’ Distress] (IPDM), an Italian nonprofit association. The focus of the project was on bringing psychological and medical help to educators, families, and children in the communities of Peritorò and Bom Jardim, where children often experience problems related to family breakdown and extreme poverty. Ideas from social cognitive transactional analysis, which provided the rationale for the project, are described along with some of the interventions used and results achieved by the team.

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Section: Interventions and Their Resultsmentioning

confidence: 99%

An Italian Team Uses Transactional Analysis to Help Children in Brazil

Bastianelli¹

2014

Transactional Analysis Journal

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“…The only integrative structured model we found is the Mindfulness-Based Transactional Analysis (Žvelc et al, 2011 ), in which modern mindfulness techniques have been combined to Transactional Analysis, that is a psychodynamic-oriented approach at theoretical level. However, there is not yet any empirical study aimed to evaluate its efficacy.…”

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Traditional Meditation, Mindfulness and Psychodynamic Approach: An Integrative Perspective

2016

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“…In my work with clients, I hold these ways of knowing in mind and address each concurrently. Under this umbrella, I use transactional analysis concepts such as self-Adulting (Tudor, 2011), decontamination, the drama triangle (Karpman, 1968), and mindfulness techniques (Allen, 2006; Verney, 2009; Žvelc, Černetič, & Košak, 2011) to assist clients in creating a coherent trauma narrative (Stuthridge, 2006). Protter considered that self-knowledge brings about change or cure, and this fits well for me alongside Berne’s (1961) quest for cure.…”

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Shared Trauma

Sampson¹

2016

Transactional Analysis Journal

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Shared trauma occurs in the extraordinary, yet unavoidable, multifaceted situation in which a therapist is going through a traumatic experience that is the same as that of his or her client. This article explores the phenomenon of shared trauma from the dual perspectives of the personal and the professional and considers implications for best practice. There are natural disasters worldwide in which people in the helping professions share the same trauma as the people they are helping, although little is written about this phenomenon. The earthquakes in Christchurch, New Zealand, were sustained and ongoing for several years. The author was deeply impacted by those, as were her colleagues. The author describes her own experience and presents excerpts of interviews with other therapists to illustrate the challenges and transformative changes that clinicians may undergo as a result of their exposure to shared trauma.

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Mindfulness-Based Transactional Analysis

Abstract: Mindfulness involves nonjudgmental, accepting awareness of what is going on in the present moment. In this article, the authors describe their integration of mindfulness and transactional analysis theory into mindfulness-based transactional analysis (MBTA).

Cited by 15 publications

References 47 publications

An Italian Team Uses Transactional Analysis to Help Children in Brazil

An Italian Team Uses Transactional Analysis to Help Children in Brazil

Traditional Meditation, Mindfulness and Psychodynamic Approach: An Integrative Perspective

Shared Trauma

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