CAT for apparently unusual experiences, offered by Catalyse
4th December 2015
WARNING! This event has passed.
CAT for Apparently Unusual Experiences
This event is now full. Please contact the administrator (Frances Free at Catalyse) if you wish to go on a waiting list. Please also note the venue has changed, and the workshop will now be held at Dalton Ellis, Manchester, M14 5RL
One day workshop offered by Catalyse - 4th December 2015
ACAT Member £80 (before 25th August) / £95 (after)
Non-Member £100 (before 25th August) / £120 (after)
Aims of the course:
1. Review current psychological understanding of experiences labeled as psychosis.
2. Apply a CAT framework to reformulate experiences such as voice hearing, confused states and unusual ideas.
3. Explore reciprocal relationships between self, other and experiences of psychosis.
4. Use case material to consider how the practice of CAT might be applied flexibly in this context.
Skills and learning:
• A clear framework for developing formulations and working with clients experiencing psychosis.
• Ideas for adapting the standard CAT approach to best meet clients’ needs.
• Tools for working individually with clients and in consultation with MDT colleagues.
Who is it for?
CAT therapists, CAT trainees or therapists with a good knowledge of the CAT model.
Facilitators: Dr Ranil Tan and Dr Alex Perry
Booking Form
Event Flyer
Petition to NHS England - The Case for Funding Training in the NHS 2021
Alert!ACAT's online payment system has been updated - click for more information
Our Next 8 CPD Events
19th April 2024
Embodiment of Reciprocal Roles – offered by Caroline Dower
25th April 2024
ACAT: Oxford Handbook of CAT CPD Event
26th April 2024
Creating a Tapestry – Weaving Together EMDR and CAT - offered by Catalyse
26th April 2024
CAT Scotland CPD Day and AGM - offered by CAT Scotland
8th May 2024
12 Easy Steps in Therapeutic Writing - offered by Map and Talk
14th May 2024
Safety and CAT: Containing Distress to Manage Risk - offered by Catalyse
QuickLinks :: Members
QuickLinks :: Official
QuickLinks :: Practice
How does CAT work?
Key References about CAT
Regional Groups and SIGs
International CAT
Association for Cognitive Analytic Therapy Ltd
Company Registered In England 06063084
Registered Charity No 1141793
This site is designed and maintained by Alacrify
Help
This site has recently been updated to be Mobile Friendly. We are working through the pages to check everything is working properly. If you spot a problem please email support@acat.me.uk and we'll look into it. Thank you.