Have you had a situation wherein something is repetitively happening with a client? It leaves you wondering “What’s possibly going on that I’m not in tune with or even struggling with?” Some unconscious processes that emerge in the therapeutic dyad can be facilitative and some potentially destructive.This workshop seeks to explore a few models and tools, and provide a map in becoming aware of them and see how they can be applied at work. Participants will be encouraged to share in breakout rooms and bring examples from their own clinical or counselling contexts. At every stage, the key insights and learnings can be shared in the plenary.
• Learn about one’s own transference in key relationships.
• Explore how one’s Countertransference can be facilitative or destructive
• Co-creative relating in the therapeutic relationship: the ‘real I-You relationship’
Provision of 3 CPE-hours
Chitra Ravi (TSTA-P, CTA, ITAA Past President)
Chitra has a particular interest in psychological processes that occur in all relationships, in the therapeutic dyad, in supervisions and in groups. She was the president of the ITAA from August 2021 to July 2023. Presently, she serves on the ITAA Board of Trustees as the Past President.She holds a Bachelor of Science degree and a Masters in Psychology. She is a Certified Transactional Analyst (CTA) and a Teaching & Supervising Transactional Analyst (TSTA) in the field of Psychotherapy. She has the Professional Certified Coach credential from the International Coaching Federation and certifications in Human Resources and Training & Development from India.Chitra lives in Bangalore, India and is the Founder of SeedTLC. She has been practising Psychotherapy for 23 years and facilitates TA101s, and Advanced TA training groups as well as individual and group supervision sessions, in the field of Psychotherapy. She has over 30 years of Corporate Experience and brings expertise in facilitating Leadership Coaching and training to Organisations.