Flux Therapy

The TA101 is the internationally recognised introductory course in Transactional Analysis (TA). Delivered over two days, this online training provides an engaging and accessible introduction to the core concepts of TA. It is ideal for counsellors, psychotherapists, coaches, helping professionals, and anyone with an interest in gaining a deeper understanding of communication, relationships, and human behaviour. Whether you're looking to enhance your professional practice, considering further study in Transactional Analysis, or exploring TA for your own personal development, the TA101 offers a supportive and structured learning experience. As well as being the recognised first step towards accredited TA training, it also provides valuable continuing professional development (CPD) as a standalone course. At Flux Therapy, we believe learning is most effective when it is interactive, relevant, and enjoyable. Our training combines theory with practical application, encouraging reflection, discussion, and experiential learning within a supportive small-group environment. Participants leave with a solid understanding of TA concepts and practical tools they can apply in both their professional and personal lives. Entry Requirements There are no formal entry requirements for the TA101. The course is open to anyone with an interest in understanding themselves, their relationships, and how people communicate. No previous knowledge of Transactional Analysis is needed, and the training is designed to be practical, engaging, and accessible to all. Learning Outcomes By the end of the course, you will: • Gain greater self-awareness and insight into your patterns of thinking and relating. • Develop a deeper understanding of communication and relationships. • Understand how past experiences can influence present-day choices and interactions. • Explore how thoughts, feelings, behaviours, and personality interact. On successful completion, you will receive the internationally recognised TA101 Certificate, the first step for anyone wishing to pursue further training in Transactional Analysis across psychotherapy, education, counselling, coaching, or organisational settings.

Neuroscience has experienced some rapid advances in the last few decades which has fundamentally reshaped how we understand the brain, the body, and human behaviour. For therapists, neuroscience can be an important lens to consider, at times crystallising and giving language to what we already know works in practice, at other times highlighting limitations, or areas where our models may need refining. In this one-day training course we will explore how some of our TA models can be understood through the lens of neuroscience, and what we can practically learn from neuroscience that can help us be more effective therapists. This will be an online course running from 9:30am until 5pm on the 29th of May. This course is aimed at trainee and qualified counsellors and psychotherapists, and costs £90.

Shame can be a vague and triggering topic for many of us; and can show up in almost all of our clinical work. Thankfully it is well written and theorised about, and in this one-day training course we will cover ways to spot, understand, and treat shame in our clinical work. We will consider the origins and purpose of shame, and how this can present intrapsychically, relationally, and in the wider society. We will take this understanding and consider how shame can show up in our clinical work and what it would mean to work in a shame-based way. Throughout this day we will consider both TA and non-TA models for working with shame, to consider practically the best ways to support ourselves and our clients. This will be an online course running from 9:30am until 5pm on the 27th of March. This course is aimed at trainee and qualified counsellors and psychotherapists, and costs £90.

Trauma can be complex and is common in clinical work, and although it has been well researched in many fields, there isn’t much writing within TA around how we might understand, or engage with our clients who have experienced trauma. This one-day training course will explore some core TA models and how we can use these to effectively spot and develop some understanding of a client’s trauma; as well as practically how to support a client who has experienced trauma using a TA lens. This will be an online course running from 9:30am until 5pm on the 10th of July. This course is aimed at trainee and qualified counsellors and psychotherapists, and costs £90.