Lifting The Lid - Episode 107 - The one where Clare and Steve play with the notion of the games people play

Update: 2023-04-18

Description

Arising from Transactional Analysis, the idea of game-play originated by Eric Berne is the subject of this episode. In any human interaction or exchange, game-play is possible.

Clare and Steve explore examples they have experienced in coaching and supervision. They refer to the social and psychological messages that lie underneath games and how our need for strokes might unconsciously draw us into games.

Something to explore with your supervisor!

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Lifting The Lid - Episode 107 - The one where Clare and Steve play with the notion of the games people play

Clare Norman & Steve Ridgley

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Lifting The Lid - Episode 107 - The one where Clare and Steve play with the notion of the games people play

Clare Norman & Steve Ridgley

Lifting The Lid - Episode 107 - The one where Clare and Steve play with the notion of the games people play