The script system

O'Reilly‐Knapp, Marye; Erskine, Richard G.

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“…In TA, the Script System (O'Reilly-Knapp & Erskine, 2010), previously called the Racket System (Erskine & Zalcman, 1979), allows to keep in mind all the associations of the client, like script beliefs about self, others and quality of life, needs and feelings, observable behaviours, reported internal experiences, fantasies, and reinforcing experiences through current events and old emotional memories. Margherita shows a dysphoric-depressive high functioning Script System (she takes cares of others for fear of being abandoned, she ignores her feelings), a dysphoric dependent victimised Script System (she stays in abusive relationships in which she pleases others and expresses anger in passive ways), and a dysphoric Script System with hostile externalization (she feels other mistreat and abuse her, she is not allowed to express anger which is manifested in passive ways).…”

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“…For these reasons, we decided to aim our attention also to pathological representations tied to depressive personalities using SWAP-200 (Westen & Shedler, 1999a, 1999b taxonomy, which divides dysphoric (depressive) personality in five subtypes: avoidant, high functioning, dependent-victimised, emotionally dysregulated, and hostile-oppositional. A method to monitor deeper changes in depressive personalities is using the Racket System (Erskine & Zalcman, 1976), nowadays called Script System (O'Reilly-Knapp & Erskine, 2010), as suggested in Benelli's (2018) chapter.…”

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TA Treatment of Depression: A Simplified Hermeneutic Single-Case Efficacy Design - The Case of “Margherita”

Zanchetta

Picco²,

Revello

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Int J Transactional Anal Res & Pract

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This study is the seventh of a series of seven and belongs to the second Italian systematic replication of findings from previous series that investigatedthe effectiveness of a manualized transactional analysistreatment for depressionthrough Hermeneutic Single-Case Efficacy Design. We address problems and difficulties emerged in previous case series, such as: spending time in training a group of people to conduct the hermeneutic analysis, organizing the involvement of external judges to give the final adjudication, and dealing with inconsistencies between quantitative and qualitative data. For these reasons, this study suggests a simplified method to conduct the hermeneutic analysis that require one person only, maintaining its validity. Therefore, we integrated hermeneutic design with the pragmatic case evaluation methodology in order to follow pre-defined criteria in analysing qualitative material. Furthermore, we present a way to use the Script System to detect changes in depressive symptomatology and depressive personality. We tested this approach to HSCED in the case of ‘Margherita’, a 56-years old white Italian woman who attended sixteen session of transactional analysis psychotherapy with a white Italian woman therapist with 5 years of clinical experience. The patient satisfied DSM-5 criteria for moderately severe major depressive disorder with anxious distress, and SWAP 200 criteria for traits of depressive, dependent, avoidant and hostile personality typeswith a high level of functioning.

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TA Treatment of Depression: A Simplified Hermeneutic Single-Case Efficacy Design - The Case of “Margherita”

Zanchetta

Picco²,

Revello

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Int J Transactional Anal Res & Pract

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The Picture of the Only Child from the Transactional Analysis Perspective

Sarnat-Ciastko

2014

Edukacyjna Analiza Transakcyjna

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La Verdad Os Hará Libres: la Expresión de un Honesto "Adiós" Antes de la Muerte de un Ser Querido

Erskine¹

2016

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Muchas personas sufren de duelo anticipado antes de la muerte de un ser querido. Este artículo se basa en la premisa de la Terapia Gestalt de que es necesario expresar un “hola” con contacto pleno antes de poder articular un "adiós" genuino. Se revisan algunas de las publicaciones de referencia, se define la premisa de "asuntos pendientes", se describe los beneficios terapéuticos de la fantasía, y se proporciona un ejemplo de caso utilizando el método de la "silla vacía". La psicoterapia que se describe en este artículo trata de crear una oportunidad para la expresión de sentimientos, para el contacto interpersonal, y "para revelar la verdad" antes de que la otra persona fallezca.

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The script system

Cited by 6 publications

References 9 publications

TA Treatment of Depression: A Simplified Hermeneutic Single-Case Efficacy Design - The Case of “Margherita”

TA Treatment of Depression: A Simplified Hermeneutic Single-Case Efficacy Design - The Case of “Margherita”

The Picture of the Only Child from the Transactional Analysis Perspective

La Verdad Os Hará Libres: la Expresión de un Honesto "Adiós" Antes de la Muerte de un Ser Querido

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