Charlotte Sills
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 4486393 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Charlotte Sills |
| NOMBRES | Charlotte |
| APELLIDO | Sills |
| FIRMA | SILLS C |
| AFILIACIONES | Schlumberger (Ireland) |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 14 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 2 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 14 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1972 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2024 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
Have I Been Here Before? The Script System in Clinical Supervision
This paper is a theoretical research-based reflection on the process of clinical supervision. It presents two case study projects focusing on the occurrence and use of the script system and the process of change and assimilation of the problematic script material during supervision. One of the cases is an experienced therapist, “Sarah,” and the other is a novice, “Adam,” both of whom were supervised by an experienced TA supervisor. The authors of…
A Letter in Response to Berlin and Berlin
At the Interface of Transactional Analysis, Psychoanalysis and Body Psychotherapy
"At the Interface of Transactional Analysis, Psychoanalysis and Body Psychotherapy." Transactional Analysis Journal, 49(3), pp. 211–212
How Do I Know Who I Am
In this response to the fascinating articles by Dalal (2016) and Samuels (2016) in this issue of the Transactional Analysis Journal, the author looks at the notions of the individual as responsible agent and the individual as simply a product of society from the perspective of the almost unbearable challenge of managing that paradoxical existential tension. She links to some theoretical ideas, particularly ego states, games, and focal conflict th…
Skills in Gestalt Counselling and Psychotherapy
Letter from the Guest Editor
The Comparative Script System
The aim of this article is to offer to transactional analysts a simple theoretical and practical tool to support relational supervision. The authors propose the comparative script system as a useful aid to the training of supervisors, with particular reference to three areas: a framework for focusing on the key issues in supervision; a practical instrument for understanding and visually representing transference-countertransference dynamics; and …
Acceptance Speech on Receiving the 2007 Eric Berne Memorial Award
This article expresses appreciation to those responsible for the 2007 Eric Berne Memorial Award to Helena Hargaden and Charlotte Sills and then goes on to review relational psychotherapy in the context of the wider field, including some of the principles and philosophy of the approach. The features of the original theory are summarized in order to locate the work within the rapidly developing field of relational transactional analysis. Additional…
Role Lock
One of the most vexing challenges for a group facilitator is deciding what to do when a group member seems to be interfering with the group's task (be it therapy, development, or learning) by repeatedly raising the same issues or demonstrating the same behavior. Often the group tries to “manage” such a member and then becomes stuck in group games. This article addresses the tension for the group leader between considering the needs of both the in…
Withdrawal, Connection, and Therapeutic Touch
This article presents excerpts from a roundtable discussion on the schizoid process held as part of a continuing education symposium at the August 1999 ITAA annual conference in San Francisco. Consideration is given to the importance of a number of factors in work with schizoid clients, including safety, autonomy, the therapeutic use of both physical and nonphysical touch, rage, the intersubjective nature of therapy, projective identification, un…
The Man with No Name
Originally delivered at the 2001 Institute of Transactional Analysis conference in Keele, England, this article is a response to a case presentation by Hargaden (2001) and a discussant paper by Erskine (2001). Both view Hargaden's case from a relational point of view. This article considers the dynamics of the therapeutic relationship in terms of the theoretical model of Hargaden and Sills (1999, 2001), and some implications of the story are expl…
Deconfusion of the Child Ego State
This article proposes a theory of self based on Berne's (1961/1986) original structural model of ego states and on elements of object relations theory and self psychology. Consideration is given to the implications of this theory for psychotherapeutic methodology—including the therapist's use of self—as they relate to understanding and working with the internal dynamics of the Child ego state. The authors suggest that a congruent methodology for …
Systemic Integrative Psychotherapy with a Young Bereaved Girl
This article describes brief focused therapy with a traumatized girl whose symptoms in response to her mother's horrible suicide served to stabilize and fixate the bereaved family so that the loss of the mother could be avoided and denied. The therapists' decision to combine individual work with the child and family therapy is highlighted. An account is given of the interventions used to reduce the girl's phobic symptoms, preempt the possible dev…
White Racism
So another book on racism? Reading the blurbs on the jacket might tempt you to toss this one back on the rack with the dozens of other “singularly impressive and well-written” exercises on the problem, until your eye catches “study of the root meaning of racism which implicates the whole base and substance of American and Western cultural and historical development as inseparably bound up with racial prejudice and societal racism.” Sounds heavy. …
White Racism
So another book on racism? Reading the blurbs on the jacket might tempt you to toss this one back on the rack with the dozens of other “singularly impressive and well-written” exercises on the problem, until your eye catches “study of the root meaning of racism which implicates the whole base and substance of American and Western cultural and historical development as inseparably bound up with racial prejudice and societal racism.” Sounds heavy. …
White Racism
So another book on racism? Reading the blurbs on the jacket might tempt you to toss this one back on the rack with the dozens of other “singularly impressive and well-written” exercises on the problem, until your eye catches “study of the root meaning of racism which implicates the whole base and substance of American and Western cultural and historical development as inseparably bound up with racial prejudice and societal racism.” Sounds heavy. …
Systemic Integrative Psychotherapy with a Young Bereaved Girl
This article describes brief focused therapy with a traumatized girl whose symptoms in response to her mother's horrible suicide served to stabilize and fixate the bereaved family so that the loss of the mother could be avoided and denied. The therapists' decision to combine individual work with the child and family therapy is highlighted. An account is given of the interventions used to reduce the girl's phobic symptoms, preempt the possible dev…
Withdrawal, Connection, and Therapeutic Touch
This article presents excerpts from a roundtable discussion on the schizoid process held as part of a continuing education symposium at the August 1999 ITAA annual conference in San Francisco. Consideration is given to the importance of a number of factors in work with schizoid clients, including safety, autonomy, the therapeutic use of both physical and nonphysical touch, rage, the intersubjective nature of therapy, projective identification, un…
The Man with No Name
Originally delivered at the 2001 Institute of Transactional Analysis conference in Keele, England, this article is a response to a case presentation by Hargaden (2001) and a discussant paper by Erskine (2001). Both view Hargaden's case from a relational point of view. This article considers the dynamics of the therapeutic relationship in terms of the theoretical model of Hargaden and Sills (1999, 2001), and some implications of the story are expl…
Deconfusion of the Child Ego State
This article proposes a theory of self based on Berne's (1961/1986) original structural model of ego states and on elements of object relations theory and self psychology. Consideration is given to the implications of this theory for psychotherapeutic methodology—including the therapist's use of self—as they relate to understanding and working with the internal dynamics of the Child ego state. The authors suggest that a congruent methodology for …
Role Lock
One of the most vexing challenges for a group facilitator is deciding what to do when a group member seems to be interfering with the group's task (be it therapy, development, or learning) by repeatedly raising the same issues or demonstrating the same behavior. Often the group tries to “manage” such a member and then becomes stuck in group games. This article addresses the tension for the group leader between considering the needs of both the in…
Acceptance Speech on Receiving the 2007 Eric Berne Memorial Award
This article expresses appreciation to those responsible for the 2007 Eric Berne Memorial Award to Helena Hargaden and Charlotte Sills and then goes on to review relational psychotherapy in the context of the wider field, including some of the principles and philosophy of the approach. The features of the original theory are summarized in order to locate the work within the rapidly developing field of relational transactional analysis. Additional…
The Comparative Script System
The aim of this article is to offer to transactional analysts a simple theoretical and practical tool to support relational supervision. The authors propose the comparative script system as a useful aid to the training of supervisors, with particular reference to three areas: a framework for focusing on the key issues in supervision; a practical instrument for understanding and visually representing transference-countertransference dynamics; and …
Letter from the Guest Editor
Skills in Gestalt Counselling and Psychotherapy
How Do I Know Who I Am
In this response to the fascinating articles by Dalal (2016) and Samuels (2016) in this issue of the Transactional Analysis Journal, the author looks at the notions of the individual as responsible agent and the individual as simply a product of society from the perspective of the almost unbearable challenge of managing that paradoxical existential tension. She links to some theoretical ideas, particularly ego states, games, and focal conflict th…
At the Interface of Transactional Analysis, Psychoanalysis and Body Psychotherapy
"At the Interface of Transactional Analysis, Psychoanalysis and Body Psychotherapy." Transactional Analysis Journal, 49(3), pp. 211–212
A Letter in Response to Berlin and Berlin
Have I Been Here Before? The Script System in Clinical Supervision
This paper is a theoretical research-based reflection on the process of clinical supervision. It presents two case study projects focusing on the occurrence and use of the script system and the process of change and assimilation of the problematic script material during supervision. One of the cases is an experienced therapist, “Sarah,” and the other is a novice, “Adam,” both of whom were supervised by an experienced TA supervisor. The authors of…
Psychology (13 obras) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (10 obras) · Psychoanalysis (9 obras) · Transactional Analysis in Psychotherapy (9 obras) · Social Psychology (7 obras) · Transactional analysis (7 obras) · Computer Science (6 obras) · Personality Disorders and Psychopathology (6 obras) · Psychotherapist (5 obras) · Epistemology (4 obras)