Transactional Analysis in Psychotherapy: A Systematic Individual and Social Psychiatry

A great life-perspective provider. Although It does wander astray toward the end when he elaborates on his perceived connection between religion and "ethical behavior" against which there is ample proof.

Very instructive

It serves my purpose of carrying out a terminological book search with ease. Needless to say it is an all time classic book of TA Theory.

Historically valuable perhaps but not well organised and certainly not well written. One of the few books I just cant bring myself to fully consume despite having interest in the content.

Brilliant book very helpful for my assignments and knowledge.

A in depth read. Should have basic psychotherapy knowledge

I have read about this subject before. I bought this book for a friend and decided to check it out before I handed it over.This was way too much detailed information. This is not a book for anyone who has not studied Transactional analysis.

I bought this item for my son, he loves it.

It’s brilliant, but it’s quite complex (most of its readings and interpretations -including 101 training- omit what they didn’t understand). Lacks more structured content, but their inputs are so clever! In order to understand TA and Eric Berne should be the first stop, but you should come back to it from time to time because it always reveal to you something new

Lovely book

Excellent introduction to the subject

Good work

Just great... I bought it to give as a gift to my mother and she love it... thanks