Role Lettering Therapy

Role lettering therapy, a new transactional analysis technique developed in Japan, is described, including its history, methodology, advantages, and applications. The technique helps clients to decontaminate their ego states safely. Case examples are provided, and some problems of role lettering therapy are considered. Additional informationNotes on contributorsYoshikazu HaranoYoshikazu Harano, B.A., has been a regular member of the ITAA since 1997. He is a trustee of the Japanese Society of Role Lettering as well as a councilor of the Japan Transactional Analysis Association. In 2001 he received the Seiko Yasumatus Memorial Award from the Japanese Society of Role Lettering for his article “The Integration of Disclosing and Confidential Functions in Role Lettering.” Yoshikazu is a school counselor and a teacher of English grammar at Asakura Higashi Senior High School in Fukuoka Prefecture, Japan

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