Dr. Richard G. Erskine: Integrative psychology & the script system in Transactional Analysis | Dagmar Kleemann Nr. 32

Dagmar Kleemann

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1. Intro (00:00:00)

2. the background of Richard Erskine (00:01:00)

3. getting into script and physiology (00:03:15)

4. getting into Transactional Analysis (00:04:20)

5. What is a script? (00:05:40)

6. Parent, Adult and Child-Ego state (00:09:20)

7. What made you become a teacher? (00:11:30)

8. the 8 relational needs: (00:14:00)

9. 1. security (00:15:15)

10. 2. validate our perspective (00:16:00)

11. 3. Someone to rely on (00:17:00)

12. 4. have shared relationship (00:18:15)

13. 5. self-definition (00:19:31)

14. 6. to make an impact (00:21:20)

15. 7. to have the other person initiate (00:22:31)

16. 8. to express love, gratitude (00:24:16)

17. couples therapy (00:25:30)

18. how did these needs get manifested in different ages of a person? (00:26:15)

19. When needs aren´t met & how to respond to other people’s needs? (00:28:20)

20. permission to express your own needs (00:31:10)

21. attunement to the other person (beyond empathy) (00:32:45)

22. validation versus verification in therapy (00:35:30)

23. How do we end up in dysfunctional relationships? (00:39:45)

24. research on relational needs (00:42:00)

25. How did you come up with integrative psychology? (00:43:55)

26. relationship to the therapist as the central healing factor (00:48:23)

27. counter transference and own sense of failure with clients (00:51:05)

28. script system (racket system) and how it came to be (00:52:35)

29. script system as a cybernetic system (00:58:40)

30. example of “I´m not lovable” (01:00:00)

31. How to stop going in circles in the script system? (01:06:00)

32. let the client teach you (01:08:35)

33. What is your favorite TA model? (01:09:30)

34. The workshop you can apply to (01:12:00)

35. Books you can refer (01:13:40)

36. What´s up for you in the future? (01:17:30)

37. What is your gift to the world? (01:20:50)