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  1. This article highlights that strokes in Transactional Analysis (TA) are forms of recognition that impact self-worth and relationships. They can be positive or negative, shaping emotional well-being. I learned a lot from it—thank you for this informative session!

  2. Very interesting and interactive session.Very simple also….contents in the article also very simple

  3. A truly insightful, uplifting, and remarkable article. Thank you for generously sharing such a valuable piece of work. Your commitment and empathy shine through every word, serving as a guiding light for emerging psychologists.

  4. Descriptive, empowering and impressive article. Thank you so much for sharing with us informative article. Your dedication and compassion is a beacon for aspiring psychologists

  5. I learnt well about strokes in transactional analysis, it’s all new information for me , excellent for sharing the knowledge, . And also today session was very heart touching one. I like the way, you to make everyone happily. And Thanks for this wonderful session.

  6. It’s well and good for one’s own mental health and others as well .
    Well informative good for current scenarios Societal issues

  7. I very big thankyou to the sir. He literally explained everything so well , his sessions are very intresting and well as informative.
    THANKYOU SIR .
    And I’ll definitely watch the movies recommend by you.

  8. Human interaction has always been the core to which we enhance a healthier relationship amongst each other. There are times certain words can ruin a person career or emotional wellbeing especially if certain criticism are not filtered accordingly. Personally, through Strokes in transactional analysis I have learnt a lot on how to offer unbiased guidelines to my family, friends and work mates.

  9. What I understood with this class
    Stroke is the unit of recognition,when one person recognise the other
    Unconditional positive stroke are genuine recognition without any expectations
    Unconditional negative stroke are when u acknowledge someone negative qualities without disrespecting them
    Conditional positive stroke is when we appreciate some only when he meet our expectations
    Negative conditional stroke is when we point out someone negative qualities

  10. In depth write up on TA for gaining a deeper understanding on human interactions.

    My takeaway:

    Interactions have been defined as strokes. There are 4 types of strokes

    POSITIVE UNCONDITIONAL STROKE
    POSITIVE CONDITIONAL STROKE
    NEGATIVE UNCONDITIONAL STROKE
    NEGATIVE CONDITIONAL STROKE

    Strokes economy- managing and balancing strokes within a relationship helps in creating and fostering harmonious relationships.

  11. In depth write up on TA for gaining a deeper understanding on human interactions.

    My takeaway:

    Interactions have been defined as strokes. There are 4 types of strokes

    POSITIVE UNCONDITIONAL STROKE
    POSITIVE CONDITIONAL STROKE
    NEGATIVE UNCONDITIONAL STROKE
    NEGATIVE CONDITIONAL STROKE

    Strokes economy- managing and balancing strokes within a relationship helps in creating and fostering harmonious relationships.

  12. Thank you for the information regarding the topic of The Four Types of Strokes in Transactional Analysis , it is very useful for the aspirating psychologists
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  13. I learnt well about strokes in transactional analysis, it’s all new information for me , excellent for sharing the knowledge, thanks

  14. By god’s Grace,I came to see emocare through random scrolling in Instagram .im a homemaker . Just wanted to relax my mind as I was into lot of family issues applied to ease and divert mind ..yesterday session about ENERGY ..in online class I could feel than magnetic &cosmic power with fullest energy all over my body..it’s all happening only because of full concentration. I feel more forwarded to attend next classes..thank you emocare for giving this opportunity about learning types of strokes .

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