Introduction to Cognitive Analytic Therapy - offered by Jurai Darongkamas & Jeanette McLoughlin
19th April 2018 to 20th April 2018


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Introduction to Cognitive Analytic Therapy
Thursday 19th April & Friday 20th April 2018 9.30am – 4.30pm
Queen Alexandra College, 49 Court Oak Road, Harborne, Birmingham, B17 9TG

• Want to learn about CAT to build & keep good therapeutic relationships?
• Want to add to your existing practice, helping people with relational problems more successfully?
• Frustrated when relational issues limits progress?

This exciting 2-day learning experience will offer an introduction to the CAT model and skills. Suitable for all psychological practitioners and those with a background in working therapeutically. CAT brings together cognitive, object-relations based psychoanalytic ideas, and attachment theory in a model developed in the context of the UK NHS, and as such will complement the skill set of practitioners using a variety of different psychological interventions.
CAT is an integrative therapy with a particular focus on reformulation which takes account of both ways of relating to others and patterns of thinking, feeling and behaviour. The course includes theoretical overview, a range of case material and skills development exercises.
“Excellent – enjoyable, engaging, accessible” (past participant).
The course facilitators are both experienced CAT Practitioners with many years of experience in the NHS as Consultant Clinical Psychologists.

Course Facilitators: Jurai Darongkamas and Jeanette McLoughlin

Course fees: £195 for 2 days (certificates of attendance will be issued)

Apply for Workshop Places at  https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/2-day-intro-to-cognitive-analytic-therapy-build-good-therapeutic-relationships-tickets-41206994229

If you have any queries please visit  http://www.clinicalpsychologyservice.co.uk/

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