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​IDTA is a Partner Organisation of the International Transactional Analysis Association.


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​IDTA is affiliated to the European Association of Transactional Analysis


​What is Developmental Transactional Analysis

Transactional Analysis is a social psychology, a theory of human personality and a systematic approach for growth and personal change of individuals, groups and organisations. In the past, the non-therapy applications of TA were known as Special Fields but the term DTA was adopted as this captures the emphasis on development rather than the psychotherapeutic focus on cure.  It is therefore of relevance to educators, consultants, trainers, facilitators, teachers, coaches, mentors, counsellors, mediators, social workers, parents, youth workers, advisors, HR professionals, managers, executives – and all who help to develop others .
The aims of the IDTA are to:
  • Establish and monitor ethics and professional practices related to developmental TA
  • Liaise with appropriate professional bodies to stimulate, initiate and monitor standards of training and supervision being offered to students of developmental TA and of people working with the application of developmental TA
  • Provide support and encouragement to meet the needs of practitioners and those in training who are involved in developing individuals, groups, organisations and institutions using developmental TA
  • Promote ongoing research into developmental TA
  • Provide a forum for those interested in ethical and professional applications of developmental TA
  • Organise conferences and events so that developmental TA is disseminated and developed
  • Stimulate and monitor continuous professional development of its members
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Obituary for Bill Heasman
It is with great regret that we advise that Bill Heasman, PTSTA Organisational and the Vice President of IDTA, died on Monday 2 April. Bill had been ill for some time but continued to be positive and upbeat, maintaining his contacts with us until very recently. He was an engaging TA trainer and a fantastic modeller of I’m OK, You’re OK.  The word ‘nice’ is often misused in English when we cannot think of something positive to say but Bill really was a truly nice person, who saw the best in everyone, was always supportive and was great fun to be around.
We are sure that many people will want to show their appreciation of Bill so we are checking whether there is a particular charity that his family would like to name. Meanwhile, they know that many of us in the TA community are thinking of them at this time.


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