Edgar Haynes
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 710110 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Edgar Haynes |
| NOMBRES | Edgar |
| APELLIDO | Haynes |
| FIRMA | HAYNES E |
| AFILIACIONES | The University of Western Australia |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-8017-9423 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 10 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 10 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1967 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2023 |
| ÍNDICE H | 1 |
The Maternal
The author highlights the inherent nature of the maternal within eco-TA and explores how it can enrich and expand transactional analysis theory and practice. Eco-TA emphasizes the interconnectivity of humans and our environment. The maternal exemplifies this interconnectivity and shows how individuals are interconnected and why these connections are important. The maternal plays a significant role in evolutionary processes and thus life, birth, a…
Bridging the Gap Between Research and Practice
Research using creative methods is opening up new ways to deepen our understanding of human experience and offer possibilities to all fields of transactional analysis (TA). This paper shows how creative methods can enrich both transactional analysis research and practice, particularly with reference to unconscious processes and silence. The author provides a brief overview of two types of creative method followed by some of the results obtained f…
Weaving a Mat That We Can All Sit On”
Research remains a site of struggle for First Nations peoples globally. Biomedical research often reinforces existing power structures, perpetuating ongoing colonisation by dominating research priorities, resource allocation, policies, and services. Addressing systemic health inequities requires decolonising methodologies to facilitate new understandings and approaches. These methodologies promote a creative tension and productive intercultural d…
Living with Rheumatic Heart Disease at the Intersection of Biomedical and Aboriginal Worldviews
Rheumatic heart disease (RHD) significantly impacts the lives of First Nations Australians. Failure to eliminate RHD is in part attributed to healthcare strategies that fail to understand the lived experience of RHD. To rectify this, a PhD study was undertaken in the Northern Territory (NT) of Australia, combining Aboriginal ways of knowing, being and doing with interviews (24 participants from clinical and community settings) and participant obs…
Decolonizing Indigenous health
In common with colonized Indigenous people worldwide, many Australian Aboriginal people experience inequitable health outcomes. While the commitment and advocacy of researchers and health practitioners has resulted in many notable improvements in policy and practice, systemic and structural impediments continue to restrain widespread gains in addressing Indigenous health injustices. We take Rheumatic Heart Disease (RHD), a potent marker of extrem…
The Change Process in Psychotherapy
Academic research is valuable in transactional analysis because it provides evidence to support long-used theories that may not have been substantiated in the wider academic world. The author explains how she used an academic tool from qualitative psychology research—the Listening Guide Method—to highlight shifts in the ego states of participants during research interviews. Tracking these shifts seemed to correspond to tracking the change process…
It Shouldn’t Be This Hard’
Health research is important for innovation and assessment of health status and health interventions, and maintaining a strong, engaged cohort of rural health researchers is essential for the ongoing improvement of the health of rural populations. Ethical guidelines and processes ensure research is undertaken in a way that protects and, where possible, empowers participants. We set out to systematically examine and document the challenges posed b…
Listening to the Voices of Women Suffering Perinatal Psychological Distress
This article suggests that transactional analysis can be an effective treatment approach for women suffering from mental health conditions and the emotional and life disturbances that may occur during the perinatal period. It offers a brief introduction to perinatal psychological distress followed by a description of the use of transactional analysis psychotherapy for this condition. The article outlines a new model for a research project that ai…
Dear Ones at Home
The Long, Long Trail
Decolonizing Indigenous health
In common with colonized Indigenous people worldwide, many Australian Aboriginal people experience inequitable health outcomes. While the commitment and advocacy of researchers and health practitioners has resulted in many notable improvements in policy and practice, systemic and structural impediments continue to restrain widespread gains in addressing Indigenous health injustices. We take Rheumatic Heart Disease (RHD), a potent marker of extrem…
The Long, Long Trail
Dear Ones at Home
Listening to the Voices of Women Suffering Perinatal Psychological Distress
This article suggests that transactional analysis can be an effective treatment approach for women suffering from mental health conditions and the emotional and life disturbances that may occur during the perinatal period. It offers a brief introduction to perinatal psychological distress followed by a description of the use of transactional analysis psychotherapy for this condition. The article outlines a new model for a research project that ai…
It Shouldn’t Be This Hard’
Health research is important for innovation and assessment of health status and health interventions, and maintaining a strong, engaged cohort of rural health researchers is essential for the ongoing improvement of the health of rural populations. Ethical guidelines and processes ensure research is undertaken in a way that protects and, where possible, empowers participants. We set out to systematically examine and document the challenges posed b…
The Change Process in Psychotherapy
Academic research is valuable in transactional analysis because it provides evidence to support long-used theories that may not have been substantiated in the wider academic world. The author explains how she used an academic tool from qualitative psychology research—the Listening Guide Method—to highlight shifts in the ego states of participants during research interviews. Tracking these shifts seemed to correspond to tracking the change process…
Decolonizing Indigenous health
In common with colonized Indigenous people worldwide, many Australian Aboriginal people experience inequitable health outcomes. While the commitment and advocacy of researchers and health practitioners has resulted in many notable improvements in policy and practice, systemic and structural impediments continue to restrain widespread gains in addressing Indigenous health injustices. We take Rheumatic Heart Disease (RHD), a potent marker of extrem…
Bridging the Gap Between Research and Practice
Research using creative methods is opening up new ways to deepen our understanding of human experience and offer possibilities to all fields of transactional analysis (TA). This paper shows how creative methods can enrich both transactional analysis research and practice, particularly with reference to unconscious processes and silence. The author provides a brief overview of two types of creative method followed by some of the results obtained f…
Weaving a Mat That We Can All Sit On”
Research remains a site of struggle for First Nations peoples globally. Biomedical research often reinforces existing power structures, perpetuating ongoing colonisation by dominating research priorities, resource allocation, policies, and services. Addressing systemic health inequities requires decolonising methodologies to facilitate new understandings and approaches. These methodologies promote a creative tension and productive intercultural d…
Living with Rheumatic Heart Disease at the Intersection of Biomedical and Aboriginal Worldviews
Rheumatic heart disease (RHD) significantly impacts the lives of First Nations Australians. Failure to eliminate RHD is in part attributed to healthcare strategies that fail to understand the lived experience of RHD. To rectify this, a PhD study was undertaken in the Northern Territory (NT) of Australia, combining Aboriginal ways of knowing, being and doing with interviews (24 participants from clinical and community settings) and participant obs…
The Maternal
The author highlights the inherent nature of the maternal within eco-TA and explores how it can enrich and expand transactional analysis theory and practice. Eco-TA emphasizes the interconnectivity of humans and our environment. The maternal exemplifies this interconnectivity and shows how individuals are interconnected and why these connections are important. The maternal plays a significant role in evolutionary processes and thus life, birth, a…
Sociology (6 obras) · Psychology (5 obras) · Medicine (4 obras) · Psychotherapy Techniques and Applications (4 obras) · Social Psychology (4 obras) · Social science (4 obras) · Transactional analysis (4 obras) · Transactional Analysis in Psychotherapy (4 obras) · Computer Science (3 obras) · Indigenous Health, Education, and Rights (3 obras)