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Abstract
This article describes the personal and professional impact of learning an integrative approach to transactional analysis. Therapeutic involvement, inquiry, and attunement are described as key methods in conducting a contact-oriented, relationship-based psychotherapy. A therapy transcript and clinical examples are included to demonstrate use of the methods in clinical practice.
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Robert A. Salinger
Robert A. Salinger, M.S., is an ITAA Regular Member, an associate of the Institute for Integrative Psychotherapy in New York, and a licensed marriage and family therapist. He maintains a private practice in Terryville, Connecticut, U.S.A.