Recommended Reading

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New CAT Literature

Jellema, A. (2002)
Dismissing and preoccupied attachment and procedures in CAT: Some implications for CAT practice.
Clinical Psychology and Psychotherapy, v. 9, pp. 225-241.

Miranda Buckley (2002)
Psychotherapy with compulsively professional women: 1: Introducing the patient group and 2: Clinical issues
Psychodynamic Practice Vol. 8 No.1, February 2002
A psychodynamic account of CAT with a series of women in private practice

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