ACAT will be moving to a new web site on Thursday, 10th April.
In preparation, from Friday, 4th April this old web site will not let members renew their membership, and any other changes members make, e.g. their personal details, will get ‘lost in the move’.
Urgent membership renewals should instead be done by contacting Alison Marfell.
A 2 year part time training commencing January 2012.
Closing date for applications: 12th September 2011.
Contact us after the date to see about any remaining availability
Successful completion of the course leads to eligibility for accreditation as a CAT Practitioner with the Association for Cognitive Analytic Therapy (ACAT) and the award of PGDiploma in Cognitive Analytic Therapy (Sheffield Hallam University)
If you have a professional background of working in any discipline in mental health, are interested in taking your psychological practice skills further, and are looking to extend your professional growth and job satisfaction – read on!
Cognitive Analytic Therapy (CAT) is an integrative psychological therapy which appears to be highly acceptable to patients and therapists alike. CAT has been found to result in positive outcomes for patients and can also help improve team understanding of working with people with complex needs. CAT is especially indicated for those patients with recurring difficulties in relationships and emotional self management.
The course aims to provide training in Cognitive Analytic Therapy (CAT) to Practitioner Level for a range of professionals. It aims to provide an understanding of the integrated theory of CAT as it applies to human development. It also aims to provide trainees with skills to deliver the collaborative, structured therapy of CAT within trainees’ core professions. (See also certain NICE guidelines).
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Catalyse CAT Practitioner Training 2025-27
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Newcastle & NHSE (North East) CAT Practitioner Training 2026-2027
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