Cognitive Analytic Therapy: An Introductory Course for Healthcare Professionals
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Welcome to your Introduction Course

Video: Introduction to the Course
Notice of Copyright & Disclaimer
A brief history of C.A.T
Monthly Q&A Webinar

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Meet your new Tutors

Video: Meet Dawn
Video: Meet Hayden
MODULE 1: What does CAT Therapy look like?

Module 1: What does CAT Therapy Look like?
MODULE 2: The Theoretical underpinnings of CAT

Module 2: Theoretical Underpinnings of CAT
Dr Tony Ryle: A Biography
MODULE 3: Writing in CAT

Module 3: Writing in Cognitive Analytic Therapy
Our new Patient: Jack (and the Beanstalk)
Video: A Reformulation letter for Jack
Download your copy of Jack's Reformulation letter
MODULE 4: Reciprocal Roles and Mapping

Module 4: Introduction to Reciprocal Roles and Mapping
Video: Creating Jack's map
Download your copy of Jack's Map
MODULE 5: CAT's understanding of 'the Self'

Module 5: CATs understanding of the Self
MODULE 6: Traps, Dilemmas and Snags

Module 6: Traps, Dilemmas and Snags
Download your copy of the Psychotherapy File: Training Version
MODULE 7: The Self States model

Module 7: Self States
MODULE 8: Transference and Counter-transference

Module 8: Transference and Countertransference
MODULE 9: Consultation using CAT

Module 9: Consultation using CAT
MODULE 10: CAT Research and Evidence Base

Module 10: CAT Evidence base and Research
Download your copy of CAT: Evidence base and further reading (reference list)
MODULE 11: Your own case example

Video: Introduction to Module 11
Video 1: Writing in CAT
Video 2: Reciprocal Roles and Mapping
Video 3: Psychotherapy File
Video 4: Transference & Countertransference
MODULE 12: Endings in CAT

Module 12: Endings in CAT
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MODULE 11: Your own case example

In this module, you will work through the different CAT tools that we have covered in the course, to apply it to your own patient.

5 Lessons