New Voices and the Development of TA
The 2024 Spring Event will be held online on the 23rd March 2024.
The day will commence at 9.30am, finishing at 4.30pm with some short breaks and a longer lunch break.
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Joshua okunlola
Transactional Analysis & Race
This is an experiential learning workshop where we will explore how TA can inform anti-racist practice and discuss a question that perhaps often isn't asked: "What is Anti-racism 'for'? In other words, what happens when anti-racist practice has been successful?"
Joshua is a coach, facilitator, and trainer with clients, mainly in the education and corporate fields. Joshua's introduction to TA started around 10 years ago when a TA 101 was organised for his school leadership team. Since then, Joshua has been hooked and has undertaken advanced Educational and Organisational TA training.
Joshua is passionate about individuals growing in their “Presence and the Present-ness”
Joshua’s favourite TA theory is the Cycles of Development. It challenged the limiting way he saw development in humans and has added to his frame of reference: The possibility of growth is ever-present, and we are never too old to ‘grow up’.
Joshua is a Father of 5 and, in his spare time, enjoys baking, keeping fit and reading.
Isa Delannoy (They/Them)
Why the TA community needs to talk about gender diversity in 2024.
Let’s see what is growing under the snow, once it starts melting.
Can TA afford to ignore the necessity of a reflection on gender diversity?
What will happen when TA acknowledges the existence and recognises the importance of this part of our identity?
Join in an experiential exploration of gender identity and diversity. We will reflect on our own experience of gender and seek to understand what it means for TA as a community. The conclusions we draw will help inform intentional, fully conscious choices as individual practitioners.
Isa is a psychotherapy and educational TA trainee. They are committed to increase the inclusion and affirmation of trans and non-binary people in the TA community, by contributing to research and education.
Isa is engaged in developing comprehensive psychotherapeutic support with a multi-modality pool of therapists focused on perinatal mental health, called Our Evolution (https://ourevolution.eu/). They are keen to improve the effectiveness of the support given to neurodivergent parents and the understanding of their needs.
Isa is a parent, finds meaning in learning, connecting with nature and people, and uses meditation, rhythm and movement to remain grounded.