Reformulation - the newsletter for the Association for Cognitive Analytic Therapy
Reformulation
is committed to upholding a broadly based view of the Cognitive Analytic approach and developments within CAT. Reformulation considers articles on CAT practice and theory, as well as debates, letters, poems, book reviews, art works and adverts relevant to CAT. Contributions by users of CAT are particularly welcome. Views expressed by writers are their own and do not necessarily reflect the personal views of the editors or ACAT. Editors encourage exchange and debate between differing points of view and for this reason invite readers to respond to articles by writing letters to the Editors with a view to publication.
Submissions:
Reformulation is published twice a year in June and December and is free to ACAT members. Articles or items for submission on any aspect of CAT (between 250 and 2,000 words) or advertisement for any CAT event should be submitted electronically via ACAT to reformulation@acat.me.uk. Articles are only accepted at the discretion of the editors. The Editors cannot guarantee that a manuscript accepted for publication will be published in any particular issue of the Journal.
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Editorial Team:
Editors: Nicola Kimber-Rogal and Louise Yorke
Editorial Advisor: Rosemary Parkinson
Editorial Advisor: Jason Hepple
Editorial Board: Caroline Bunting, Haydee Cochrane, John Fox, Beth Greenhill, Carol Gregory, Gemma Kothari, Susan Mitzman, Sarah Richards, Omar Sattaur, Olivia Southwell, Nicola Tweedie, Tracey Weldon, Julie Wilkinson
Graphic Design and Print: Alacrify Ltd
Articles in this Issue of Reformulation :: Summer 2016 [Issue 46]
A Hopeful Sequential Diagrammatic Reformulation – Four Years On
Jane Bradley, Paula Cox and Jennifer Scott, 2016. A Hopeful Sequential Diagrammatic Reformulation – Four Years On. Reformulation, Summer, pp.30-39.
Goodbye Letters
Michelle Hamill and “Rosie”, 2016. Goodbye Letters. Reformulation, Summer, pp.19-21.
Learning With Young People About Being “In The Middle”
Nick Barnes, 2016. Learning With Young People About Being “In The Middle”. Reformulation, Summer, pp.11-18.
Letter from the Chair of ACAT
Jason Hepple, 2016. Letter from the Chair of ACAT. Reformulation, Summer, p.5.
Letter from the Editors
Nicola Kimber-Rogal and Louise Yorke, 2016. Letter from the Editors. Reformulation, Summer, pp.3-4.
Meeting with Older People as CAT Practitioners: Attending to Neglect
Laura Sutton and Alistair Gaskell, 2016. Meeting with Older People as CAT Practitioners: Attending to Neglect. Reformulation, Summer, pp.22-28.
Negotiator’s Mind
Steve Potter, 2016. Negotiator’s Mind. Reformulation, Summer, pp.29-32.
The 4P’s model: A Cognitive Analytic Therapy (CAT) derived tool to assist individuals and staff groups in their everyday clinical practice with people with complex presentations
Phyllis Annesley and Lindsay Jones, 2016. The 4P’s model: A Cognitive Analytic Therapy (CAT) derived tool to assist individuals and staff groups in their everyday clinical practice with people with complex presentations. Reformulation, Summer, pp.40-43.
Update on ACAT’s Collaboration with Doctorate Courses in Clinical Psychology
Dawn Bennett, ACAT Vice Chair of Training Committee, 2016. Update on ACAT’s Collaboration with Doctorate Courses in Clinical Psychology. Reformulation, Summer, pp.44-45.
“Playing” with CAT - Using a CAT Informed Approach with Young Children and their Families
Jo Varela, 2016. “Playing” with CAT - Using a CAT Informed Approach with Young Children and their Families. Reformulation, Summer, pp.6-10.
Previous Issues of Reformulation
Below is a list of our previous issues of Reformulation.
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Summer 2015 [Issue 44] [11 Articles]
Winter 2014 [Issue 43] [10 Articles]
Summer 2014 [Issue 42] [13 Articles]
Winter 2013 [Issue 41] [19 Articles]
Summer 2013 [Issue 40] [17 Articles]
Winter 2012 [Issue 39] [14 Articles]
Summer 2012 [Issue 38] [11 Articles]
Winter 2011 [Issue 37] [19 Articles]
Summer 2011 [Issue 36] [17 Articles]
Winter 2010 [Issue 35] [18 Articles]
Summer 2010 [Issue 34] [16 Articles]
Winter 2009 [Issue 33] [19 Articles]
Summer 2009 [Issue 32] [14 Articles]
Winter 2008 [Issue 31] [9 Articles]
Summer 2008 [Issue 30] [18 Articles]
Winter 2007 [Issue 29] [7 Articles]
Summer 2007 [Issue 28] [9 Articles]
Winter 2006 [Issue 27] [8 Articles]
Summer 2006 [Issue 26] [8 Articles]
Autumn 2005 [Issue 25] [12 Articles]
Spring 2005 [Issue 24] [6 Articles]
Autumn 2004 [Issue 23] [10 Articles]
Summer 2004 [Issue 22] [10 Articles]
Spring 2004 [Issue 21] [8 Articles]
Autumn 2003 [Issue 20] [17 Articles]
Summer 2003 [Issue 19] [17 Articles]
ACAT News Spring 2003 [Issue 102] [1 Article]
Spring 2003 [Issue 18] [20 Articles]
Autumn 2002 [Issue 17] [15 Articles]
ACAT News Summer 2002 [Issue 104] [1 Article]
ACAT News Spring 2002 [Issue 5] [5 Articles]
Spring 2002 [Issue 16] [8 Articles]
ACAT News Autumn 2001 [Issue 9] [13 Articles]
ACAT News Autumn 2000 [Issue 8] [6 Articles]
ACAT News Summer 2000 [Issue 10] [4 Articles]
ACAT News Spring 2000 [Issue 7] [10 Articles]
ACAT News Summer 1999 [Issue 2] [4 Articles]
ACAT News Winter 1999 [Issue 103] [1 Article]
ACAT News Autumn 1998 [Issue 6] [3 Articles]
ACAT News Spring 1998 [Issue 1] [3 Articles]
ACAT News Summer 1997 [Issue 13] [2 Articles]
ACAT News Winter 1997 [Issue 12] [7 Articles]
ACAT News Summer 1995 [Issue 101] [2 Articles]
ACAT News Spring 1995 [Issue 3] [4 Articles]
ACAT News Winter 1995 [Issue 14] [4 Articles]
ACAT News Spring 1994 [Issue 15] [3 Articles]
ACAT News Autumn 1993 [Issue 11] [7 Articles]
ACAT News Summer 1993 [Issue 100] [1 Article]
ACAT News Winter 1993 [Issue 4] [4 Articles]
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