ABOUT THE LOGO Strictly speaking, a triskele is a figure having three bent legs or lines radiating from its centre.(from the Greek words trios=three; kelos=legs) Our triskele consists of three fish and as you know, fish do not have legs.(:-) oo-oo-h painful joke!) If anyone knows a more accurate comment for this figure of the three fish, please email me The logo was created (c1994) as a linocut by my son Michael who now lives in Denmark. He never defined the symbolism of the figure. I like to think he used fishes because of my interest in Christianity - and the fish (ICHTHS in Greek) is made of the initials for Jesus Christ God Saviour. The three would be for the three ego-states. A person is entitled to use the three stacked circles of TA when they become a certified transactional analyst. The triplex figure has been used in both ancient and modern Irish decoration.

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 ABOUT THE LOGO Strictly speaking, a triskele is a figure having three bent legs or lines radiating from its centre.(from the Greek words trios=three; kelos=legs) Our triskele consists of three fish and as you know, fish do not have legs.(:-) oo-oo-h painful joke!) If anyone knows a more accurate comment for this figure of the three fish, please email me The logo was created (c1994) as a linocut by my son Michael who now lives in Denmark. He never defined the symbolism of the figure. I like to think he used fishes because of my interest in Christianity - and the fish (ICHTHS in Greek) is made of the initials for Jesus Christ God Saviour. The three would be for the three ego-states. A person is entitled to use the three stacked circles of TA when they become a certified transactional analyst. The triplex figure has been used in both ancient and modern Irish decoration.