The Institute of Developmental Transactional Analysis (IDTA) is holding a one day workshop event on June 24th 2010 at the Putteridge Bury Conference Centre (near Luton Airport) for those of you who might be interested. Julie Hay sent the information to me for posting here. I met Julie Hay, one of the founding members of the IDTA at a North-West NHS mentoring event about 18 months ago when she was invited to talk about TA in the context of coaching and mentoring. Julie is also MBTI trained and interested in the interfaces between these tools. Topics under discussion on the day include: coaching in organisations, getting the best out of supervision, the hero's journey, trusting in organisations, developmental TA and team building, and developmental TA and positive psychology. The day costs £95 inclusive Further details from the IDTA website:

http://www.instdta.org/?IDTA_Special_Event_24_June_2010

Susan Nash from EM-Power is running a 'Training the Trainer course in Interaction Styles' on  NEW DATE - August 12th and 13th. Susan gave us a taster of interation styles and their relationship with Type at the recent BAPT conference. Many of you will know Susan from her books and training, but for those of you who do not, Susan is an excellent trainer, and her sessions are highly informative and interactive. She has a lot of expertise in Type and temperaments.

If anybody is interested in exploring this further please contact Melanie Bussinger melanie.bussinger@em-power.com and kindly mention Type Matters as the source. As ever, the more people who attend the cheaper the cost per person. The course will be in Marlow Bucks, venue to be finalised.

Dear All,

I'm looking for speakers for our 2010 programme. If you would like to offer a session (in whole or in part) and/or would like to discuss possibilities further, please let me know either in person at one of our meetings or by email lyn@type-matters.co.uk.

Best wishes.

Lyn

Dear All,

I've just come across some useful free software to help arrange meetings which I thought that you might fine useful in your work. Just Google doodle and take it from there. Please let me know if you find it useful.

Best wishes.

Lyn