Using TA with Children and Young People

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Using TA with Children and Young People

• Tim Wallder
• 6th October 2006

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Using specific clips from Harry Potter and the
Sorcerer's Stone I can give children/young people
practical examples of different egostates which
gives them a much clearer understanding.
Based on the novel by J.K. Rowling
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Using this short cartoon I support the
children/young people in identifying egostates
and changing roles on the drama triangle.
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I developed the pocket guide to egostates as a
teaching tool to introduce people to the concept
of egostates. The further you go into this
centre folding book the more detailed it becomes.
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This a twist on the popular game of Top Trumps
and is designed to introduce Egostates and
Transactions to children, promoting role play and
conflict resolution.
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The pocket guide to The Cycles Of Development
gives is based on the work by Jean Illsley Clarke
and gives a summary of each stage and clues to
help identify where there may be gaps in
development.
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This is attractive, fun and educational board
game using the concepts of Egosates and Cycles of
Development.  The game is designed to introduce
the concepts to the children in a fun way and
help them receive affirmations and strokes from
teachers and/or friends.
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This new board game is designed not only to
introduce The Cycles Of Development but also to
address possible gaps by giving children/young
people the chance to revisit earlier stages and
pick up strokes along the way. As the child
completes the tasks set they receive an
affirmation towards their cycle.
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