Maxim Razdobreev: ”My mission is to develop transactional analysis in the Far East and Siberia”

The ”Transactional Analysis in Russia” journal continues introducing its readers to the trainers. Maksim Razdobreyev (Chita) shares how he changed his profession and got a second degree in Psychology. His first encounter with the method came through the books of Eric Berne and Mikhail Litvak. In this interview, Maksim talks about his perspective on certain concepts within transactional analysis and his personal approach to psychotherapy shaped by various TA schools. He shares his perspective of different schools and the types of issues they are best suited to address. The interview also tells about Maxim’s teachers and TA trainers who influenced him – for example, Tony White, with whom he maintains contact and discusses scientific ideas and issues. The article gives the idea of what one can expect to learn from this trainer, and what not to expect in contact with him.

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Transactional Analysis in Russia
Published
2025-08-12
DOI
https://doi.org/10.56478/taruj20255252-56
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Transactional Analysis in Psychotherapy
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Maxim Razdobreev: ”My mission is to develop transactional analysis in the Far East and Siberia”

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Maxim Razdobreev: ”My mission is to develop transactional analysis in the Far East and Siberia”

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Abstract

The ”Transactional Analysis in Russia” journal continues introducing its readers to the trainers. Maksim Razdobreyev (Chita) shares how he changed his profession and got a second degree in Psychology. His first encounter with the method came through the books of Eric Berne and Mikhail Litvak. In this interview, Maksim talks about his perspective on certain concepts within transactional analysis and his personal approach to psychotherapy shaped by various TA schools. He shares his perspective of different schools and the types of issues they are best suited to address. The interview also tells about Maxim’s teachers and TA trainers who influenced him – for example, Tony White, with whom he maintains contact and discusses scientific ideas and issues. The article gives the idea of what one can expect to learn from this trainer, and what not to expect in contact with him.

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