Organizational Transactional Analysis is a discipline whose focus is on enabling effective communication at all levels of the organization. It looks at development and change from the individual, team, department and organizational levels. This book, and Organizational TA as a whole, operates from an assumption of health - this is a very different approach from other communication methodologies which tend to focus on the problems. TA focuses on building on what is already working, rather than what isn't. From their many years of experience, Anita Mountain and Chris Davidson are convinced that TA offers everyone within the workforce different options on how to relate. Working Together offers up-to-date theory developed by the authors through their extensive knowledge of TA and of the business world. The clear explanations and diagrams in the book outline how you can develop and maintain effective communication and be aware of the processes involved in carrying out decisions and strategies. With chapters on how to apply TA in the workplace Working Together is a down-to-earth yet intelligent read and an important resource for those who wish to improve the quality of relationships and improve productivity. It will be of value to individuals, leaders and managers at all levels. Whether the issue is emotional intelligence, stress, poor communication or different departmental/regional perspectives, this book offers a toolkit of resources to support the people processes aspects of the business.

What happens when the boundaries between dreams and reality blur and disappear? When the recurrent dreams that music student Emma suffers from begin to encroach on her waking hours, she turns to her friends to try to discover the identity of the unknown young man who appears in the hallucinations. Dabbling with a Ouija board, they inadvertently open a link to an alternate world, Elsynvaal, the home of the dream stranger, a mage named Horatio, who persuades Emma and three of her friends to cross through the Ether to his world to perform at the King's Coronation. But on arrival at the Court of Elasyn, the young musicians soon begin to feel misgivings. After meeting Master Will, a poet whom Horatio had previously brought from Earth, they begin to see similarities between events occurring around them and the plot-line of William Shakespeare's tragedy, "Hamlet" - for the young Prince Hamnet has been disinherited, his throne usurped by his uncle Claude. When the four discover that one of them has been brought to Elsynvaal for a specific purpose, Horatio tries to send them back home, only to discover that the way through the Ether to their home world is blocked. They cannot cross over. They cannot go home.

Goodnight Sweet Prince Goodnight Sweet Prince is a fantasy novel for adults and young adults, set partly in our own world, and partly in the alternate imaginary world of Elsynvaal.
Emma, a young music student in Glasgow has recurrent dreams featuring a handsome young man whom she has never met. But when the dreams turn to hallucinations, Emma turns to her friends, Jeff and Mhari, to try to discover the identity of the stranger. Dabbling with a Ouija board, Mhari inadvertently opens a link to an alternate world, Elsynvaal, the home of the dream stranger, a mage named Horatio.
After crossing to their world, Horatio invites Emma and her friends to return with him to Elsynvaal to perform at his King s Coronation. Emma, is persuaded to go, together with her friends Jeff, Milo and Maggie. But on arrival at the Court of Elasyn, the young musicians soon begin to feel misgivings. After meeting Master Will Shaksper, a poet whom Horatio had previously brought from Earth, they begin to notice striking similarities between events occurring around them in Elasyn Castle and the plot-line of William Shakespeare s tragedy, Hamlet . The young Prince Hamnet has been disinherited, his throne taken by his uncle Claude.
When Jeff discovers that one of them has been brought to Elsynvaal for a specific purpose, Horatio tries to send the four back, but the way through the Ether to their home world is blocked. They cannot cross over. They cannot go home. About the Author
Chris Davidson was born and brought up in Glasgow and moved to England a number of years ago. She is married with two sons and lives in Berkshire. When not writing, Chris enjoys reading, pottering around in the garden, listening to music and is a member of the Reading Haydn Choir. She is presently working on the next instalment of the Elsynvaal Tales, 'The Lady Myrrhelyn'.