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The text describes the method of script drama work in therapy, counselling and supervision. The method combines TA concepts such as decontamination, work on impasses, deconfusion and the body-based method of Al Pesso and Diane Boyden Pesso. It shows how microtracking and special constellations are used to understand and appreciate the client's inner system and supplement it with new, corrective experiences. The integrating adult is addressed and strengthened as a central instance on the client's side. Case studies are used to demonstrate how beliefs and assumptions can become evident in a body-oriented way in the here and now and how their inhibiting effects are neutralized. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The article introduces the range of topics covered in this issue focusing on the body in TA. A brief overview of the development of the topic in TA theory, especially script theory, points out the roots in Berne's work and refers to important authors such as Cornell, Erskine and Sills. Social conditions and the situation of children and young people in Germany are outlined thus showing endangerment and vulnerability and the need to foster autonomy and protection in development. Trudi newton's resilience cycle is supplemented by the dimension of the body. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The book "The PsychErgo Concept" by André Sorge and Winfried Kümmel describes a contract-based occupational therapy with mentally ill people. It includes theoretical foundations, occupational therapy approaches, and transactional analysis approaches. The book is divided into three parts and contains visualizations and a reader-friendly design. It provides insights into practice through a detailed therapy report and describes theories, models, concepts, and instruments used. The book is aimed at occupational therapists and can also be helpful for people in related professions who work with mentally ill individuals. [Extracted from the article]