Here is another item that appeared in the INTAD (later INTAND) Newsletter – for the International Network for Transactional Analysis (and later NLP) in Development – the forerunner of the IDTA. In the second-ever issue, in 1993, the following appeared. At the time we were advised that it was anonymous. Searching Google nowadays indicates that the rules were written by Chérie Carter-Scott as a handout for a training programme; they were circulated widely and ended up in Canfield and Hanson‘s Chicken Soup, originally marked as anonymous but subsequently credited to Carter-Scott. If you like the rules, Carter Scott has several books, including If Life is a Game, These are the Rules.
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​Don’t forget that the next IDTA Online Community Gathering is running on 30 June, 1100-1500 UK time.  Free to all IDTA members – just email admin@instdta.org to book your place. See here for the programme.

Back in the early 1990s I used to produce the INTAD (later INTAND) Newsletter – for the International Network for Transactional Analysis (and later NLP) in Development – and which eventually morphed into being the IDTA. In an issue in 1993 the following appeared. I see now on Google that it is credited to Joe Miller but that seems to be in 2010; at the time we published we did not know the source, although we felt sure that whoever wrote it would be happy to have it shared more widely.
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​Don’t forget that the next IDTA Online Community Gathering is running on 30 June, 1100-1500 UK time.  Free to all IDTA members – just email admin@instdta.org to book your place. See here for the programme.
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