Managing Work Pressure - offered by NECAT - CANCELLED
28th September 2018


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NECAT (North East Cognitive Analytic Therapy)

Managing Work Pressure

**Please note that this event has been cancelled**

1-day workshop led by Dr Lawrence Welch, Friday 28th September 2018

9.30am – 4.30pm

Developing our personal awareness of the pressures created by high level managers and discovering how to respond

In the face of the constant restructuring and cuts made in the public sector, the workforce has to manage highly stressful environments which generate traumatic inner experiences.  Discovering how to manage this process requires developing both a deeper ‘inner’ awareness of the personal feelings it creates and also an ‘outer’ awareness of the social factors which are all too often hidden in the background.  The workshop aims to provide space for participants to develop both a theoretical understanding of the wider issues but also to reflect on their own feelings about the work environment and to hopefully find ways of ‘being with’ the feelings and to think about ways of giving expression to the feelings.  This in turn can help give a deeper sense of the difficulties patients/clients bring to therapy. 

Dr Lawrence Welch is a founder member of ACAT. He worked in the NHS from 1996 before being made redundant in December 2014.  He has a special interest in the relationship between the macro political issues and the micro psychological experience.

Who is it for?
Qualified and trainee CAT therapists and other therapists with knowledge and understanding of CAT, including familiarity with mapping and reciprocal roles.

Location:  Royal Station Hotel, Neville Street, Newcastle Upon Tyne, Tyne & Wear NE1 5DH            Tel: 0191 232 0781 (easily accessible by train, metro or car, with parking behind the station for the day).

Cost: £60 including lunch and refreshments

For more information and booking please download the flyer below and return directly to NECAT (details on form).  Thank you.


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