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Mimo że od ponad 15 lat nie mieszkam w Polsce, to 1 września ma dla mnie w sobie moc nostalgii ✨Chociaż naturalne cykle ...
01/09/2026

Mimo że od ponad 15 lat nie mieszkam w Polsce, to 1 września ma dla mnie w sobie moc nostalgii ✨

Chociaż naturalne cykle przyrody zostały zachwiane przez zmianę klimatu, to można czasem poczuć chłodniejszy powiew powietrza zwiastujący dłuższe wieczory, obowiązki szkolne oraz nadchodzący zapach zgniłych liści 🍂

🏫 Poczucie obowiązku wpojone od wczesnych lat szkolnych, często w formie nadadaptacji, napędza nasze działania aż do Świąt Bożego Narodzenia.

🌎 Prowadząc niedawno warsztaty w Kalifornii na spotkaniu Back to Berne, znalazłem białego kruka wyłożonego niewinnie na stole przez Laurie Weiss. Jest to jeden z oryginalnych manuskryptów o pasywności autorstwa Jacqui Schiff i jej współpracowników 🤓

🌀 Przeciwdziałanie pasywności w edukacji to podstawa działań prewencyjnych w edukacyjnej analizie transakcyjnej.

🌀 Konfrontacja pasywności w psychoterapii i counselllingu to kluczowa interwencja naprawcza.

🌀 Rozwijanie proaktywności liderów w zarządzaniu systemem to kwintesencja organizacyjnej AT.

Jedna teoria, a tak wiele zastosowań praktycznych.

I o tym właśnie będzie mój warsztat „Cykle transformacji w analizie transakcyjnej”.

Moi drodzy, jeśli chcecie wrócić do tej szkolnej energii i przyjrzeć się cyklom transformacji w analizie transakcyjnej, zapraszam na mój warsztat podczas tegorocznej konferencji!

Link poniżej 👇🏼

https://konferencjaat.pl

You and your client speak the same language, and yet sometimes you naturally switch into a different one.You realise tha...
31/08/2026

You and your client speak the same language, and yet sometimes you naturally switch into a different one.

You realise that perhaps there might be something uncomfortable for them in their first language, so you follow the dance.

Then you realise that if you don’t go back to their first language, you might be colluding with the client’s avoidance.

It is not a binary thing, so you learn their rhythms. Sometimes they need to speak their first language and sometimes their second language.

How do you decide which one to use?

How do you proceed if you don’t actually speak your client’s first language?

These will be some of the many questions we will address in the COUNSELLING ACROSS CULTURES AND LANGUAGES course.

9 online meetings

For counsellors and psychotherapists working across cultures and languages

18 CPD hours

ITAA / NATAA accredited and relevant to CTA training

If that resonates, send me a DM 📩

25/08/2026

Z przyjemnością informuję, że będę prelegentem podczas VI Międzynarodowej Konferencji Analizy Transakcyjnej, która odbędzie się w Poznaniu 19 i 20 września.

W ramach tematu konferencji – „Różne cykle w życiu człowieka” – poprowadzę warsztat:

„Cykle transformacji w analizie transakcyjnej: między prewencją, naprawą a odpornością”

Podczas warsztatu będziemy żonglować koncepcjami Analizy Transakcyjnej, przyglądając się temu, które konstrukty i sposoby pracy są szczególnie przydatne w różnych kontekstach:

🔹 prewencyjnym – np. w nauczaniu wczesnoszkolnym
🔹 naprawczym – np. w psychoterapii traumy
🔹 wzmacniającym odporność psychiczną – np. w coachingu indywidualnym lub grupowym

Chciałbym, aby uczestnicy wyszli z warsztatu z bardziej uporządkowaną wiedzą praktyczną dotyczącą doboru interwencji oraz z większą świadomością tego, które elementy AT są szczególnie istotne w ich własnej pracy.

Zapisy na konferencję nadal trwają. Bilety można zakupić na stronie konferencjaat.pl.

Do zobaczenia we wrześniu w Poznaniu!

24/08/2026

Counselling Across Cultures and Languages

An 18-hour professional training programme for counsellors, psychotherapists, coaches and educators

Programme

1. Challenges of Intercultural Work
Exploring the challenges of working across cultures.

2. Navigating Cultural Adaptation
Understanding adaptation, identity and change.

3. Finding Common Ground
Building connection across difference.

4. Becoming Sensitive to the Unknown
Developing curiosity and awareness of our assumptions.

5. Holding Difference with Awareness
Learning to work thoughtfully with difference.

6. Culture as a System
Exploring how family, community and society shape experience.

7. Meaning-Making and Language
Exploring how culture and language shape meaning and identity.

8. Belonging and Exclusion
Understanding the impact of belonging, exclusion and marginalisation.

9. Your Purpose Across Cultures
Reflecting on your own position and purpose as an intercultural practitioner.

Dates

Thursdays, 14:00–16:00 UK time

29 October 2026
26 November 2026
17 December 2026
21 January 2027
18 February 2027
18 March 2027
22 April 2027
13 May 2027
10 June 2027

9 sessions · 18 hours · £395

About the Trainer

Piotr Jusik, PTSTA, MBACP, ILM Level 7

Piotr is a counsellor, clinical supervisor, coach and educator with over 15 years of international experience across the UK, Poland, Guatemala and other multicultural contexts. He is a Provisional Teaching and Supervising Transactional Analyst (PTSTA) and an MBACP Accredited Counsellor/Psychotherapist, with an ILM Level 7 Diploma in Leadership and Executive Coaching and a Diploma in Clinical Supervision.

The last few weeks were a learning curve and brought about some reflections around the notion of home.While eating stree...
22/08/2026

The last few weeks were a learning curve and brought about some reflections around the notion of home.

While eating street food in LA and chatting to other Latinos, I experienced a sense of familiarity and belonging.

It was so natural to exchange juicy gossip, bitch about politics and discuss the types of chile that were used. The whole mixture of spices, the rolling of the RRR in Spanish, and the cold refrescos (drinks) bringing some respite from the heat.

Arriving in London, I speak Spanish to my husband on the train from the airport and suddenly realise that the English language feels “foreign” to me in some strange way.

What was once the defining factor of familiarity, a marker of belonging and identity, became distant and a bit unknown.

I’m off to Poland in a few weeks and looking forward to the strange pauses as I will mix up vocabulary in some unusual ways.

It’s as if my sense of self were spread over many languages, each competing, and yet needing each other to fully make sense.

These are some of the questions I will explore in my online monthly course, “Counselling across cultures and languages”, starting at the end of October.

Once a month for 2 hours, 9 meetings, Wednesday afternoons UK time.

Details to follow.



PS. Send me an email at [email protected] if interested

20/08/2026

🤓 Nerdy post alert 🤓

I have been struggling with an idea for about a couple of years, writing a paper about the liquid self of the global citizen 🗺️

As always, there is some personal paradox with the topics that are close to the bone, right?

Finally, I found a paper about the process of constructing online narratives for digital nomads. You cannot imagine the relief I finally experienced!

This paper speaks about 3 stages of “identity work” in relation to digital nomads, and I will link it to some juicy TA concepts.

The stages are:

1️⃣ Interpretation – so clear how it links to frame of reference, script and contaminations.

2️⃣ Dis-identification – for a lot of digital nomads or global citizens, it seems to be about what they’re not (“I don’t have a 9-5”, “I don’t want to be part of the system”, “I no longer feel that I belong to my home country”, etc.). I propose that this dis-identification is exactly what compensates for the grief of the loss of identity or identity incongruence (“I don’t really know where I belong”). I will link this to some narrative stuff, not sure exactly.

3️⃣ Contextualising – this is the stage of integration into the local culture, finding ways to meaningfully contribute rather than consume, to arrive at a self-definition that can hold several contexts (not sure about this one yet…)

Finally, something settled for me, as I can further empathise with my clients and with my life experience.



PS. Video from Yosemite

While recently visiting the Giant Sequoias in California, I was struck by these majestic trees that are amongst the olde...
14/08/2026

While recently visiting the Giant Sequoias in California, I was struck by these majestic trees that are amongst the oldest organisms on Earth.

Surprisingly, these ancient conifers are well adapted to resist fires, and even need them to reproduce, as otherwise their pinecones don’t open to release the seeds.

Despite deep and extensive scars on some of them, they continue to thrive over centuries.

Can we learn anything useful from these trees as we go about our daily grind?

We are all scared in some ways, surviving numerous fires of transformation, for better or worse. Sometimes we also thrive, given the right social and personal conditions.

Without sufficient challenge, we might stagnate and get off course, forgetting why we are really here on this planet in the first place.

Too much challenge breaks us, burning our dreams and hopes to the ground.

I am so honoured to have attended the 2026 North America Transactional Analysis Association gathering.Meeting colleagues...
26/07/2026

I am so honoured to have attended the 2026 North America Transactional Analysis Association gathering.

Meeting colleagues who worked alongside Eric Berne and his students is a gift that I take to heart.

It takes many local villages to hold the riches of our global TA community.

I spent this weekend at the gorgeous space of IxBalam delivering a TA 101 course to a wonderfully diverse group of lear...
06/07/2026

I spent this weekend at the gorgeous space of IxBalam delivering a TA 101 course to a wonderfully diverse group of learners.

We had 10 different languages represented in the training room, including three Mayan languages (Kaqchikel, Tz’utujil and K’iche’) alongside European languages such as English, French, Slovenian and Polish, to name just a few.

Whenever I deliver workshops in multilingual settings, I am reminded that TA is a pretty robust framework for cross-cultural work. It gives people a shared language to understand themselves while leaving plenty of wriggle room for a wide variety of experiences.

For me, TA concepts are like LEGO bricks that can be put together in different ways depending on what each person or group needs.

Despite all our linguistic and cultural differences, one thing we all shared was laughter.

At one point, we were all like a bunch of kids, laughing our heads off at some rather spicy jokes. It reminded me of Berne’s observation that “the road to freedom is through laughter” (1972).

Thank you to everyone involved 🙏✨

Happy pride 🌈👠 everyone 🫶🏼After the fiasco of Antigua Pride where the Mayor introduced hate speech into the public domai...
29/06/2026

Happy pride 🌈👠 everyone 🫶🏼

After the fiasco of Antigua Pride where the Mayor introduced hate speech into the public domain, we had a great time, celebrating love, friendship and community 💙🌀

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