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To Be Nature: A New Permission for an Emergent Ecological Approach
Abstract This article explores the impact of ecological transactional analysis (eco-TA) approaches on professional practice in the educational field. Through two student case studies, the author provides insight into how the theory enhances his work as a transactional analysis educator, especially through adaptation of the Permission Wheel. He encourages the transactional analysis community to consider eco-TA in their own practice.