Stages for Success

Jaoui, Gysa

doi:10.1177/036215378801800307

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“…James, 1971; Janssens, 1984; Parkin, 2002) as well as to groups (e.g., Steiner, 1974; Woollams & Brown, 1978), parenting through family rituals (Drego, 1994a), and work with young people (Drego, 1994b). More recently, Hawkes (2007) described a permission wheel diagram developed by Gysa Jaoui (1988) that offers a useful way of representing the main limits of a person’s life script.…”

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confidence: 99%

Permission, Protection, and Potency

Tudor¹

2016

Transactional Analysis Journal

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This article offers a historical and critical review of the transactional analysis concepts of permission, protection, and potency (the three Ps). Taking account of permissions that are given and taken, verbal and nonverbal, direct and indirect, the author extends the classification of two to four types or groups of permissions. The three Ps are reconsidered not only as qualities and skills of the transactional analyst but also, and rather, as principles that reflect a two-person, relational psychology and psychotherapy.

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Section: Permissionmentioning

confidence: 99%