Transactional Analysis 202 Course
Advanced study group in Transactional Analysis psychotherapy in Lviv — a program designed for psychologists aiming to specialize as psychotherapists, launch or expand their private practice, and obtain certification in this method. The training focuses on a deep understanding of Transactional Analysis theory and practice.
Schedule/Time: November 23 and 25, 2026 (within the course, modules are held once a month or every one and a half years)
For whom: professionals seeking to specialize in "Psychotherapy," those starting or expanding their psychological practice, and individuals looking to deepen their knowledge in psychology and obtain certification
Instructor: Valentina Zakharchenko (CTA-p, TSTA-p, member of UATA, EATA, MATA, USP)
Certification/Accreditation: A certificate for the number of hours attended is issued after each seminar. Upon completing the 202 course, participants have the opportunity to enter into a contract for certification as a Transactional Analysis psychotherapist.
The full course consists of 32 modules, each lasting 12 hours, divided over four years of study (approximately 8 modules per year). The upcoming seminar will focus on the topic "Theory of Communication, Motivation, and Biopsychological Hungers." Participants receive a recording and presentation of each seminar after each session.
Schedule/Time: November 23 and 25, 2026 (within the course, modules are held once a month or every one and a half years)
For whom: professionals seeking to specialize in "Psychotherapy," those starting or expanding their psychological practice, and individuals looking to deepen their knowledge in psychology and obtain certification
Instructor: Valentina Zakharchenko (CTA-p, TSTA-p, member of UATA, EATA, MATA, USP)
Certification/Accreditation: A certificate for the number of hours attended is issued after each seminar. Upon completing the 202 course, participants have the opportunity to enter into a contract for certification as a Transactional Analysis psychotherapist.
The full course consists of 32 modules, each lasting 12 hours, divided over four years of study (approximately 8 modules per year). The upcoming seminar will focus on the topic "Theory of Communication, Motivation, and Biopsychological Hungers." Participants receive a recording and presentation of each seminar after each session.
