ACAT Training: Two day introduction to Cognitive Analytic Therapy
10th November 2011 to 11th November 2011


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Introducing Cognitive Analytic Therapy
A two-day introduction to key skills and concepts

This highly rated short course is offered by the Association for Cognitive Analytic Therapy (ACAT) for people new to the CAT way of working.

Dates: Thursday and Friday, 10th and 11th November, 2011
Times: 10:00 - 17:00 on Thursday || 9:30 - 16:30 on Friday
Venue:  Chancellors Hotel and Conference Centre, Chancellors Way, Manchester (postcode available upon request).

Aims and Background
An introduction to the ideas, methods and skills of Cognitive Analytic Therapy. Participants will gain skills in mapping, tracking and negotiating problem patterns of interactions with clients and for supervision. Participants will need some familiarity with the use of psychological ideas and methods in responding to mental health problems and emotional distress.

Key conceptual tools to be taught

  • The influence of early interactions in shaping personality
  • Developing therapeutic attitudes, working with enactments and therapeutic moments
  • Relational understanding of trauma
  • Reciprocal roles and a dialogic understanding of problem patterns

Typical methods to be practiced

  • Making maps side by side with the client
  • Use of reformulatory diagrams and writing to hold and guide therapy
  • Working directly and indirectly with a client in a variety of clinical applications
  • Active and therapeutic use of time and endings

An integrative and dialogic approach

  • To psychological therapies and mental health work
  • Differences and similarities with other cognitive relational models of therapy

Who for? Clinical psychologists, psychiatrists, psychotherapists, nurses, counsellors, social workers and others working professionally with mental health

Course Trainers: Sarah Littlejohn and Steve Potter have been teaching and training CAT for many years


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Details and Booking Information

10th November 2011 to 11th November 2011

Workshop fee:

  • £230.00 (cheque or invoice)
  • £220.00 (online booking)

Please note that lunch is not included on either day.

You can book this event online if you are registered or logged into this site. Click here to register or log in using the boxes at the top of this page.

Booking form and information available below.

  • book and pay online by personal credit or debit card only instantly by clicking on the booking option to be found further down this page (under the card logos)
  • by email if invoicing requested with the booking form: this can be downloaded by scrolling further down this page
  • by post with the booking form and cheque or invoice request: to the ACAT office at PO Box 6793, Dorchester, DT1 9DL

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Cancellations / Refund Policy:

A refund, less a £25 admin fee, will be made if cancellations are receiving in writing, at least four weeks before the event.  We regret that any cancellation after this time cannot be refunded and refunds for failure to attend the event cannot be made.

Data Protection:

For the purpose of the Data Protection Act 1998, the data controller in respect of your personal data is the Association for Cognitive Analytic Therapy.  Your data will be used to administer the event to which you have subscribed.

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