I guess my only point was that, if one is relatively mentally healthy (and granted, many people are not), one will interact with others in an "adult" fashion as a matter of course.
Prozac and related medecines do more than just cure depression (yes, for many it is a complete cure); they can relieve or "cure" a number of other common psychiatric illnesses or symtoms.
I had an acquaintance once who said thet Prozac should be "added to the water supply".
I found TA to be very interesting at the time. I believe TA provides a very useful framework for analyzing interactions and identifying people who are in need of some type of psychiatric help. I could certainly see it being used in short term psychological counseling/evaluation.
I personally do not think the study of TA by itself is going to help anyone in need of psychological help, or at least have much of a lasting effect on people. Relatively "normal" people, like yourself, already deal with others in an "adult" fashion most of the time.
Personally, I think TA is most useful in identifying people in need of help. In my opinion, today's medications provide the most effective and efficient means of actually treating people who have been diagnosed with significant psychiatric maladies.
I could be very wrong though; just my opinions. I have no idea how TA is being used today. It's been a long time since I studied it, but I remember being very intrigued by the framework it provided for analyzing counter-productive human interactions.
