Games People Play: The Psychology of Human Relationships - By Eric Berne

# Games People Play: The Psychology of Human Relationships - By Eric Berne

Fed up of feeling controlled at work?

Feel trapped in a toxic relationship but don't know how to escape?

Always feel like you lose the argument even if you know deep down you're right?

For April, we’re reading Games People Play by Eric Berne, a psychology classic that feels more relevant than ever in today’s fast-paced world. As relationships, work, politics, and AI evolve at lightning speed, understanding the hidden dynamics of human behavior has never been so crucial.

Berne reveals the unconscious “games” we all play—patterns that shape how we communicate, seek validation, and navigate power struggles. These games affect how we connect with others and how we move through life, often without even realizing it.

Join us for an eye-opening discussion that will transform the way we think about communication, connection, and self-awareness in today’s world.

Check out the book here

The Session
The group has a private room in Clapham Library. The session kicks off at 2pm and lasts approximately 2 hours. An agenda with key questions arising from the text will be used to frame the discussion. It's a creative session where everyone is encouraged to contribute and share.

No Book?
Available on Amazon, or from your local bookstore.

Travel
Clapham Library is moments from Clapham Common Tube station.
Link to the library here.

RSVP'ing and Waiting List
To keep the discussions intimate and meaningful, we limit the size of each session. Check back later if there are no more spaces when you try to RSVP, those down to attend may have to change their plans.

Fee
£2. If you need to change your plans, refunds are issued for cancellations received 7 days before the session.