Applications are invited now for this two year Practitioner training which is run by Cornwall Partnership Trust but is also open to non-Trust employees. The training is accredited by ACAT and Sheffield Hallam University.
The course aims to provide high quality training in the theory and clinical application of Cognitive Analytic Therapy. This enables professionals with a core professional training and established competence in their own field to enhance their understanding and skills in psychotherapy using the CAT model. The taught component of the course is spread over two years and consists of training days, seminar groups, supervised clinical work by an accredited ACAT supervisor, and a personal therapy experience of a 16 session CAT.
CAT involves developing an active collaborative therapeutic relationship with the client and is particularly applicable to work in NHS settings with people with complex needs. In year 2 this course will place particular emphasis on working with complex clients and applying CAT concepts contextually.
Following successful completion of the course trainees will be accredited to practise CAT within their core professions and will be entitled to become full members of the Association for Cognitive Analytic Therapy (ACAT), in addition to receiving a Post Graduate Diploma from Sheffield Hallam University.
The course is also relevant to individuals who wish to acquire the practitioner training as a prelude to applying for further training as a CAT Psychotherapist and registration with the United Kingdom Council for Psychotherapy (UKCP). This involves further selection procedures and two additional years of training on completion of the Practitioner Training.
Course Team
The Course will be directed by Lid Tristram, Chartered Counselling Psychotherapist and Daniel Robins, Chartered Clinical Psychologist. Lid and Daniel will also offer supervision. The training team consists of Sarah Cluley, Kate Freshwater, Jason Hepple, Steve Potter, Yvonne Stevens and Claire Tanner.
13th January 2025
Newcastle CAT Practitioner Training 2025-27
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