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Author:  Karen Minikin 

Radical-Relational Perspectives in Transactional Analysis Psychotherapy assesses various forms of oppression in current, historical and personal perspectives and considers the impact this has on the development and sustenance of the psyche. Within this book, Minikin reformulates the ideas of Radical Psychiatry for the contemporary community, and both honours the historical legacy of including the social and political in transactional analysis and offers a critique of Eurocentrism in traditional relational perspectives. Through personal and clinical illustrations, Minikin encourages those in the TA community to move topics such as diversity from the margins to the centre when working with patients, and to integrate the political with traditional relational perspectives. The consequences of becoming marginalized through alienation speaks across multiple disciplines in social sciences, making this a must-read for counsellors, psychotherapists and other applied psychologists who want to think more deeply about social responsibility within their work.

Radical Relational Perspectives in Transactional Analysis Psychotherapy 1st Table of contents:

Part I: Alienation
1 Why Relational? Why Radical?
Social and Political Context
Claude Steiner and the Early Days of Transactional Analysis
Three Philosophical Premises
Transactional Analysis Today
Conclusion
Notes
2 The Premise of Alienation
Macro and Micro Perspectives: What Do We Mean by Alienation?
Alienation and Infant Development: “Why Love Matters”
Alienation From Our Bodies: A Personal Anecdote
Alienation From Our Environments
Social and Political Relevance
Alienation from Society and Recent Social History in the UK
The Role of the Psychotherapist
Notes
3 Oppression
Shattered Regions
“Rules” or Bridges in Communication?
Systemic Perspectives on Communication
Oppression and Social Marginalising
Notes
4 The Colonising of Lands and Minds: “Things Fall Apart”
Introduction
Deception
Personal Anecdote
Case Example: Emma
Script as Double Agent
Pacification: Extractive Introjection
Dependency
Returning to Emma
Postscript
Notes
5 Transgenerational Trauma
Conference Example
The Process and Set Up
Who am I?: Ancestral Callings
Skin Deep: Internalised Racism and Shadeism
UK in the 1950s: Lost Stories, Confusion, Humiliation
UK in the 1960s–1970s: Progression and Oppression
Politics and “Politics”
Going Back—Re-Imagining the Eras
Reflections
Notes
6 Partition and Intergenerational Hauntings
Untold Stories: Partition
Notes
Part II: Radical-Relational Reformation
Introducing Part Two
7 From Social Liberation to Radical-Relational Reformation
Introduction
Radical Psychiatry and the Path to Liberation
The Sociological and the Psychoanalytical
A Personal Illustration: “Almost White”
Desire to Belong
Relative Privilege: Benefits and Costs
The Relational and Radical
Clinical Example: Dani
Radical-Relational Reformation
Notes
8 Reclamation: Coming Out of Exile
Introduction
Process of Scripting
Awakening to Loss: “Open Your Eyes and Look Within”
Oppression + Deception + Engagement = Awakening + Disturbance
Radical-Relational Reformation
Reclamation: Awakening + Relational Connection
Reclamation: What Has Been Lost Cannot Be Reclaimed in Original Form
From Games, Blame, and Shame to Shadbolt’s “Extended Game Formula” (2012)
Conclusion
Note
9 Working with Dissociation, Enactments, and Re-Enactments
Introduction
Dissociation and Trauma
A Personal Story
Dissociation, Thanatos, and Hypnos
Returning to Emma
Mutuality + Engagement: Emma’s Awakening (“Bad Me”)
Emma: Awakening + Relational Connection (“Not Me”)
Reflections on Sleep and Transgenerational Trauma
Slavery and Gender Politics
On Violence
Relational Trauma and Dissociation
Introduction to Chapter Ten
Notes
10 Is Liberation Possible? Radicalising Relational Psychotherapy and Counselling
Introduction: From the Field to the Therapy Room
Therapist Turned Political
Liberation in Transactional Analysis
Autonomy as Liberation
What Next? Did It Lead to Any Version of Liberation?
Socio-Political Therapist in the Room
Radicalising Relational Psychotherapy
What Is the Risk of This Perspective?
Re-Thinking “Mental Health”
Conclusion: Liberation—Reality or Myth?
Note
11 The Relational-Radical and The Radical-Relational
From Sickness Versus Health to Expanding Consciousness
Reflections on Writing This Book
Playlist
Note

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