How does CAT view the idea of consciousness? What makes up a person’s ‘self’. Jason will look at recent neurobiological, genetic, epigenetic, collective and dialogic influences on the self that show that the human self is far from a ‘tabula rasa’ at birth and will consider possible mechanisms for the transmission of trauma trans-generationally. He will present a relational model of the self. In the afternoon there will be the opportunity to explore complex case work using these ideas and the exercise ‘the microcosm’ that considers how reciprocal role re-enactments occur down the generations and through systems.
Guest Speaker: Jason Hepple
Jason Hepple FRCPsych is an ACAT Life Member, CAT Psychotherapist and Trainer.
You do not have to be CAT trained to attend this training although an understanding of CAT or other relational models would inform your understanding of the issues raised.
This will be an online workshop
Time: 9.30am – 4.30pm.
Cost: Sussex Partnership NHS Foundation Trust staff - Free, All Others £30
To Book: Please complete booking form and return to: Niki Larsen-Johnson, Course Administrator ppt@sussexpartnership.nhs.uk
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