Why choose Metanoia for Transactional Analysis Training?

There are many reasons why we think Metanoia is a good choice for TA training; here are just some of them:

In recent years many new trends in transactional analysis have emerged which have produced exciting and effective approaches to working with individuals, couples and groups.The Metanoia TA programmes seek to build upon Berne’s work, incorporating the new developments in transactional analysis and integrating new ideas from other approaches to psychotherapy and counselling while retaining the original theoretical framework, values and accessibility.The most significant of these developments has been termed Relational Transactional Analysis and the TA training at Metanoia is closely allied to this approach.

All of the TA staff team are fully qualified and experienced TA trainers and supervisors, many of whom are leading exponents of a relational approach to TA, as well as being founder members of the International Association of Relational TA (IARTA).

Our staff team are all accredited by the European Association for Transactional Analysis (EATA) and/or the International Association of Transactional Analysis (ITAA). They are all registered with the United Kingdom council for Psychotherapy (UKCP) as Transactional Analysis Psychotherapists. All training and supervision provided on the TA psychotherapy course counts towards the hours credits set by EATA and ITAA for Advanced TA Training and TA Supervision.

Standards and Quality

Our professional training programmes lead to registration with the appropriate regulatory bodies: BACP; UKCP and EATA. This means that our training programmes are monitored annually and reaccredited every five years.

Our academic standards and quality are monitored not only by the bodies mentioned above, but also by Middlesex University. Each year our students who are taking optional academic qualifications are taken to academic boards where their training achievements are ratified and academic credits awarded.

Middlesex University also appoints external examiners to our programmes to ensure that our training programmes meet required academic standards and are equivalent to other university training.

We report to Middlesex on academic issues through their Quality Assurance and Assessment Standards. Middlesex University, itself, is monitored by the Quality Assurance Agency

Our training programmes are recognised by the leading national bodies within the UK and Internationally.

Our counselling courses are accredited by the British Association of Counselling and Psychotherapy (BACP).

Our psychotherapy course is accredited by the UK Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP) and leads to certification by the European Association of Transactional Analysis.

As an organisation we are also an affiliated members of EATA