 An interactive online discussion group to connect with a community of transactional analysts.
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Videos of the Social Justice focused TA 101 presented at 2019 Raleigh Transactional Analysis Conference
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 A learning guide to help participants integrate concepts. Topic clarification, supplemental materials, research references, quiz questions. Written exam requirements and information on how to locate a qualified exam evaluator to earn a full TA 101 certificate. Map for those who wish to pursue further TA training with USATAA and/or ITAA Project TA101 Learning Guide.
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Note: The program does not include the TA 101 certificate. The TA 101 Certificate is awarded on the successful completion of TA 101 written exam by an officially recognized TA 101 instructor.
More About Project TA 101
Transactional analysts know the basic principles of worth, value, and dignity of every human being are more important than ever in today’s world!
Lack of access to a TA 101 in many countries has been a significant obstacle to quality TA education for people working and living in traditionally underserved or disadvantaged communities, individuals living with disabilities or in rural areas, and families living in poverty.
This project began in January 2018 with collaboration among ITAA, USATAA, and Southeast Institute for the “Promoting Equality and OK-ness: Healing Divisions in Our World” Conference in Raleigh, N.C. The IESA Committee proposed a social justice focused TA 101, taught at this conference.
The IESA Committee set a goal to develop diverse, accessible, recognized transactional analysis education from videos of this TA 101 designed on learner engagement strategies, with 24-hour access to the course materials.
Through Project TA 101, foundational TA training is now available and accessible to communities of learners who may not be able to access these powerful tools for personal development and social transformation.
We are thrilled with what we have accomplished so far, and we still need your help.
Together we can make a difference!
Inclusion, Equity and Social Action Committee of USATAA, Eric Berne Fund for the Future and Scholarship Grant Fund of ITAA, ITAA and USATAA
Transactional Analysis (TA) training for ANYONE who wants to understand, predict and change what happens when people talk to each other and enable cultural change.
- Learn to communicate effectively
- Understand why things happen and what you can do about it
- Make your voice heard
- Expand your professional development
- Always available