Games People Play is the second of four major books written by Berne describing his

theory of psychotherapy, which is called transactional analysis. The other three

are Transactional Analysis in Psychotherapy (1961), Principles of Group
Treatment (1966), and What Do You Say After You Say Hello? (1972). Berne himself
was an American psychiatrist, who although he was trained as a psychoanalyst was
never accepted as one. Since his death in 1970, transactional analysis, or TA as it
is colloquially called, has continued to flourish with its own organisation, the
International Transactional Analysis Association, and quarterly periodical,
the Transactional Analysis Journal. There is usually a chapter devoted to it in
most textbooks of psychotherapy, such as Corsini's (1973) exemplary Current
Psychotherapies. Consequently, it is important to bear in mind that this book is
part of a corpus of ideas and of a movement that seems to be maintaining its
influence. However, as a theory it appears as yet to have generated very little
empirical research concerned with testing its underlying assumptions.

Games People Play is the second of four major books written by Berne describing his
theory of psychotherapy, which is called transactional analysis. The other three
are Transactional Analysis in Psychotherapy (1961), Principles of Group
Treatment (1966), and What Do You Say After You Say Hello? (1972). Berne himself
was an American psychiatrist, who although he was trained as a psychoanalyst was
never accepted as one. Since his death in 1970, transactional analysis, or TA as it
is colloquially called, has continued to flourish with its own organisation, the
International Transactional Analysis Association, and quarterly periodical,
the Transactional Analysis Journal. There is usually a chapter devoted to it in
most textbooks of psychotherapy, such as Corsini's (1973) exemplary Current
Psychotherapies. Consequently, it is important to bear in mind that this book is
part of a corpus of ideas and of a movement that seems to be maintaining its
influence. However, as a theory it appears as yet to have generated very little
empirical research concerned with testing its underlying assumptions.

Quantum Analysis 2 + 3 = 5

How are you? I am fine thank-you.

Next episodes

Ball is round.

Do not go outside

It is very hot

The sun is on the earth.

Chutzpah he has

No big deal.

Big Karavas Aahe.

Mi nantar yeto

Changlaa Changlaa

Games People Play is the second of four major books written by Berne describing his
theory of psychotherapy, which is called transactional analysis. The other three
are Transactional Analysis in Psychotherapy (1961), Principles of Group
Treatment (1966), and What Do You Say After You Say Hello? (1972). Berne himself
was an American psychiatrist, who although he was trained as a psychoanalyst was
never accepted as one. Since his death in 1970, transactional analysis, or TA as it
is colloquially called, has continued to flourish with its own organisation, the
International Transactional Analysis Association, and quarterly periodical,
the Transactional Analysis Journal. There is usually a chapter devoted to it in
most textbooks of psychotherapy, such as Corsini's (1973) exemplary Current
Psychotherapies. Consequently, it is important to bear in mind that this book is
part of a corpus of ideas and of a movement that seems to be maintaining its
influence. However, as a theory it appears as yet to have generated very little
empirical research concerned with testing its underlying assumptions.

Quantum Analysis 2 + 3 = 5

How are you? I am fine thank-you.

Next episodes

Ball is round.

Do not go outside

It is very hot

The sun is on the earth.

Chutzpah he has

No big deal.

Big Karavas Aahe.

Mi nantar yeto

Changlaa Changlaa