Web-site restrictions
ACAT is moving to a new website shortly. Due to unforeseen technical issues, the launch has been postponed briefly until Tuesday, 6th May.
In preparation, this website no longer lets members renew their membership. ACAT Administration are likewise unable to process membership renewals until the new site opens.
Please do not update any personal details on your member/friend profile, as changes at this point will not be transferred to the new site.
Thank you for your patience, and we look forward to welcoming you to a new website after the Early May bank holiday.
Talking with a Map - a new book by Steve Potter
Talking with a Map: A Cognitive Analytic Approach to Everyday Conversational Awareness
Talking with a Map by Steve Potter is now available for purchase. It is a sequel to Therapy with a Map and takes the ideas of relational mapping from CAT to a wider arena of everyday conversations, reflective practice and the healing power of a good talk.
Published by Alison Marfell on 2nd Aug 2022
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