Transactional Analysis Counselling and Psychotherapy Training Institute
Integral to the training is an awareness of difference and cultural diversity, bringing counselling and psychotherapy into social and political contexts.
TA East is committed to making the training accessible to all, representing transcultural East London.
TA east belongs to a diverse community of Transactional Analyst Psychotherapists across Britain, in Europe and the wider world.
Our challenge at TA East is to integrate an intersectional lens across the curriculum, considering social, political, cultural and historical contexts across the theory and practise, not as an add on but at every aspect of our being.
This begins at the planning stage of every unit, where tutors consider this lens across the curriculum and process. Who constructed the theory? When was it constructed? What were the social, cultural and political contexts of the time?
TA East is committed to the ethical codes of UKATA, EATA and the UKCP.
TA East is committed to anti racisist and anti oppressive practise.
https://www.uktransactionalanalysis.co.uk/
TA East trainers and students abide by UKATA’s code of ethics and professional practise policy.
TA East has been endorsed as a Registered Training Institute with UKATA. which will provides UKCP registration.
The official language of EATA is English… therefore the English version is the officially recognised version.
EATA Ethical Code:Ethics code updated – February 13th 2012
This is the official English version of the code of ethics
UKCP Code of Ethics and Professional Practise
https://www.psychotherapy.org.uk/media/bkjdm33f/ukcp-code-of-ethics-and-professional-practice-2019.pdf