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Whatever our age, how do we make meaning of ourselves and others as we grow older?
This creative, participative workshop, led by transactional analyst and trainer Rosemary Napper, invites people of all ages to find inspiration in embracing this natural life process. We will explore what it means to become wise and how our capacity to be fully present in each moment contributes to our vitality.
The workshop will run at Makers’ House Hastings on 15th March 2026.
About Rosemary Napper -
Rosemary Napper is a TSTA and CTA in the fields of Organisations, Education and Counselling.
“I was born a ‘third-culture kid’ and this sparked my passion for social
anthropology and social psychology, and for developing Transactional Analysis as a resource for intercultural understanding. It has also led me to travel the world: TA has been a wonderful way to make lifelong friends and colleagues on all the continents. I’ve authored several books and chapters on TA (including the long-selling TACTICS with Trudi Newton TSTA-E), and my enthusiasm is for adult learning and developing the TAworks Learning Centre in Oxford, where we focus on integrating experiential learning and a co-creative approach in an emergent curriculum with a systemic perspective in each of the TA strands. We offer this for coaches, consultants, facilitators, trainers, counsellors, leaders, managers, and professionals working with people – as well as in the specialist development of TA trainers and supervisors, both online and in live workshops.”
Whatever our age, how do we make meaning of ourselves and others as we grow older?
This creative, participative workshop, led by transactional analyst and trainer Rosemary Napper, invites people of all ages to find inspiration in embracing this natural life process. We will explore what it means to become wise and how our capacity to be fully present in each moment contributes to our vitality.
The workshop will run at Makers’ House Hastings on 15th March 2026.
About Rosemary Napper -
Rosemary Napper is a TSTA and CTA in the fields of Organisations, Education and Counselling.
“I was born a ‘third-culture kid’ and this sparked my passion for social
anthropology and social psychology, and for developing Transactional Analysis as a resource for intercultural understanding. It has also led me to travel the world: TA has been a wonderful way to make lifelong friends and colleagues on all the continents. I’ve authored several books and chapters on TA (including the long-selling TACTICS with Trudi Newton TSTA-E), and my enthusiasm is for adult learning and developing the TAworks Learning Centre in Oxford, where we focus on integrating experiential learning and a co-creative approach in an emergent curriculum with a systemic perspective in each of the TA strands. We offer this for coaches, consultants, facilitators, trainers, counsellors, leaders, managers, and professionals working with people – as well as in the specialist development of TA trainers and supervisors, both online and in live workshops.”