Exploring Issues of 'Race', Culture & Language within a CAT Framework - offered by Catalyse
20th July 2018


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"Exploring Issues of ‘Race’, Culture & Language within a CAT Framework" led by Jessie Emilion, CAT Psychotherapist & Supervisor

Overview of workshop:
This day offers an opportunity to develop confidence and skills for working with difference and diversity, and a language to describe such work, within a CAT-informed framework. The day will be relevant to therapeutic work with people from a range of diverse communities, including refugees, those seeking asylum, and those needing language support through an interpreter.

Workshop outline:
Jessie will draw upon her extensive experience of using and developing cognitive analytic therapy in clinical practice, supervision and training in the UK, India and Qatar. Combining presentation and discussion, the day aims to support participants to:

  •  Explore how ‘race’, culture and language affect the development of self and reciprocal roles at individual and societal levels
  •  Understand more about identity, internalised racism and intergenerational roles, for both therapist and client, and how these effect therapy process and dynamics
  •  Recognise and develop more ease in addressing power dynamics in the alliance
  •  Understand the process and complexities of language when working in a triadic relationship with the support of an interpreter, including impacts on the therapeutic alliance

Who is it for?
The day will be of benefit to trainee and qualified CAT practitioners and psychotherapists.
Other therapists with some familiarity with cognitive analytic therapy are also welcome to attend.

To book or for more information please visit https://catalyse.uk.com/training/cpd/exploring-issues-of-race-culture-and-language-within-a-cat-framework-20-july-2018/

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