Climate and Ecology Crisis SIG meeting
4th May 2022
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Wednesday 4th May, 8 – 10am UK time.
Everyone is welcome, whether you have attended a previous meeting or not.
· A brief presentation by Tim Sheard about the work he has done to evolve a Psychotherapy File and diagrams for self harm, to help us think about how we might evolve similarly focused tools for the CEE.
· Small group work to work on writing out procedures in the form of Traps, Dilemmas and Snags, the diagrams & prose we have previously shared, and other experiences of engaging, or not, with the CEE.
The second part of the meeting will include work on how we can continue to develop various strands of work on CAT for the CEE:
· Ideas for action suggested in previous meetings, e.g. developing a presentation & teaching plan for members to take out into the world, creating a CAT SIG bulletin, developing a CAT CEE Psychotherapy File
· Developing a workshop for the Climate Psychology Alliance to share our work beyond the CAT community.
· formulating healthy procedures, active hope, blocks and enablers to dialogue about the SIG
To reserve a free place and receive the zoom invite go to https://www.internationalcat.org/event-details/climate-and-ecological-emergency-cat-sig-wednesday-may-4th-8-00-10-00am
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