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On 21 December 2007 Tony Ryle visited Scotland for an informal seminar on Cognitive Analytic Therapy and to offer support and encouragement to the development and accreditation of a CAT Practitioner Training Course in Scotland.

Some of the topics discussed in the seminar include

  • The history and "archaeology" of Cognitive Analytic Therapy
  • Attachment Theory and CAT
  • Concepts of self and the formation of Reciprocal Roles
  • The value and importance of Reformulation
  • CAT compared with a psychoanalytic, systemic, or CBT stance
  • Formation and continued development of psychotherapists with a "broader view"
  • The importance of thinking and writing about CAT
  • The Dialogical Self and future of CAT

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