Life Scripts: Definitions and Points of View

Tosi, Maria Teresa; O'Reilly‐Knapp, Marye; Napper, Rosemary; English, Fanita; Stuthridge, Jo

doi:10.1177/036215371104100307

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“…When people tell stories they are always doing so with a listener—internal or external, in actuality or fantasy—who influences the development of that story. (Tosi as cited in Erskine et al, 2011, pp. 256-257)…”

Section: Resources Of the Pastmentioning

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Counseling as a Treasure Hunt

Fassbind-Kech¹

2013

Transactional Analysis Journal

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This article offers some reflections on the author’s working style, which is highly resource oriented. A selection of resources is presented on an axis of time that can extend into the past to birth or even beyond to ancestors as well as into the future all the way to death or beyond depending on the client’s belief about what happens after death. In addition to the resources of the past and the future, the author emphasizes the value of the archaic basic survival reflexes in the present, such as the impulses to fight, flight, or immobilization. The hope is that this article will contribute to a rich discussion about various working styles.

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Section: Resources Of the Pastmentioning

confidence: 99%

Counseling as a Treasure Hunt

Fassbind-Kech¹

2013

Transactional Analysis Journal

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Le conseil vu comme une chasse au trésor

Fassbind-Kech¹,

Dewarat²

2016

Actualités en Analyse Transactionnelle

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Dans cet article Liselotte Fassbind-Kech présente ce qu’est le conseil, en particulier le conseil en Analyse Transactionnelle et nous entraîne dans une chasse au trésor. La carte pour découvrir ces richesses est l’axe du temps. Nous nous déplaçons, de la naissance et même avant, jusqu’à la mort et même après suivant les croyances des clients. Mais quels sont ces Eldorados ? Contrairement aux chasses aux trésors de notre enfance où les cassettes étaient cachées dans la nature, ici les magots sont en nous. Nous avons des ressources souvent méconnues et le travail du conseiller est de servir de guide pour découvrir ce capital. Liselotte Fassbind-Kech dresse une liste de ces choses précieuses, celles du passé, du présent et du futur. Elle partage avec nous des exemples sortis de sa malle à trésors personnelle ainsi que son enthousiasme à la recherche de cette manne que sont les ressources enfouies en nous. F.H

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Life scripts in the Integrative Transactional Analysis: opportunities and limitations of the approach

Fanya¹

2022

Transactional Analysis in Russia

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This article analyzes the opportunities and limitations of working with a life scripts within the framework of an integrative approach in transactional analysis. This is illustrated and shown by the example of a practical case of working with a client. The integrative approach in transactional analysis claims to be a comprehensive and in-depth study of the life scripts, including the body level, and is consistent with the latest research in neuroscience, in the field of building contact and therapist-client relationships. Using this approach, the script is worked through gently and deeply at four possible levels: survival reactions, implicit and explicit memory, and introjects. Script cure happens in four directions: cognitive, affective, bodily, and behavioral. The script with this approach is carefully and deeply worked out at four possible levels: survival reactions, implicit and explicit memory, introjects. The healing of the script takes place in four directions: cognitive, affective, bodily and behavioral. The script system as a tool in practice allows psychologists and psychotherapists in practice to approach life script healing systematically and at all the levels simultaneously, to better understand the intrapsychic functions of the script and begin to heal through the relationship from the very first meetings with a client. The article will compare and analyze the classical Keyhole model, which brings together all the methods of the integrative approach and the sequence of the therapy process, and its adapted version intended to be used with the Brainspotting method, in order to show by example the limitations of the integrative approach methods when applying the classic model and how they can be overcome in practice.

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Life Scripts: Definitions and Points of View

Cited by 3 publications

References 15 publications

Counseling as a Treasure Hunt

Counseling as a Treasure Hunt

Le conseil vu comme une chasse au trésor

Life scripts in the Integrative Transactional Analysis: opportunities and limitations of the approach

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