Working with sexuality – a CAT perspective
Working with sexuality A CAT perspective with Dr Allyson Waite Online: Monday October 17th 2022 from 11am to 1pm (zoom link emailed after registration) Sexuality has been defined by the WHO as one of the central aspects of being human, yet many barriers exist for both clients and therapist in raising issues of sex. This ... Read more
CAT & Embodiment
CAT & embodiment Embodiment of Reciprocal Roles (2 webinars from 4pm to 7pm AEST Tues the 18th and Wed 19th October 2022) Designed to be of practical value to CAT trainees and experienced practitioners, this training day aims to provide a stimulating and refreshing forum to explore the embodiment of reciprocal roles through the subtle ... Read more
Maps made easy – A practical & relational way of understanding teams using CAT
More and more teams are using the relational mapping tool from Cognitive Analytic Therapy (CAT) to make sense of team dynamics. Using the relational lens of CAT, this workshop will consider the needs of teams, which provide health care and support services, and offer simple and easy to use maps to help them reflect more ... Read more
Introduction To Cognitive Analytic Therapy (Change of date to Oct 26th 2024)
In Dialogue 208 Sydney Rd, Brunswick, VIC, AustraliaThis two-part workshop provides a comprehensive introduction to Cognitive Analytic Therapy (CAT) for therapists and mental health clinicians. It focuses on relational formulation and practical CAT skills. The workshop costs $500 (excluding GST).
Part 1: Includes access to the online module "Introduction to CAT," covering CAT's history, reciprocal role concepts, and its three phases. Access lasts for three months and should be completed before Part 2.
Part 2: An in-person session on Saturday, October 26th, from 9:30 am to 4:30 pm at In Dialogue, 208 Sydney Rd Brunswick. This session deepens knowledge of CAT, focusing on relational formulation and using target problems to enhance engagement and the working alliance.