INKOVEMA Podcast „Well through time“

#98 – Psychological Games II – Reichsbürger and Selbstverwalter considered with the TA concept of Psychological Games

Dealing professionally with representatives of the Reichsbürger movement and self-administrators

In conversation with Günther Mohr

Well through time. The podcast about mediation, conflict coaching and organisational consulting.

Günther MohrDiplom-Volkswirt, Diplom-Psychologe, qualified transactional analyst, senior coach DBVC and BDP, supervisor BDP, mediator, scrum master, Zen teacher, author of numerous specialist books

Contents:

The social and communicative phenomenon of the Reichsbürger forces some people in organisations to deal with representatives of this movement. This is challenging and can be deeply irritating.

The podcast episode gives Tips and hints for the concrete handling of Reichsbürger and analyses the phenomenon with the transaction-analytical concept of psychological games.

This episode is the second part on the topic of psychological games. Episode #89 is part 1 on the topic.

The Psychological games are a concept of transactional analysis that deals with communicative patterns of a manipulative nature. These psychological games are usually destructive in nature. Eric Berne, the founder of transactional analysis, was instrumental in developing this concept and his bestseller "Games People Play" (1964) was instrumental in the early success of transactional analysis as a school of humanistic psychology.

Key questionAre Reichsbürger transactionally analysed as players in the sense of the concept of psychological games?**

1st game invitationIs achieved by questioning and asserting assumptions of reality (e.g. also in the case of legal facts and legal issues).

2nd grade: Reichsbürger*innen can strive for or achieve any of the three degrees of Psychological Games.

3. instructions for handling: Do not communicate with Reichsbürger alone +++ Stay focussed and do not allow yourself to be distracted, i.e. do not discuss anything devious. +++

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