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Letters to the Editors: Setting up a CAT Group - Advice Welcomed

Shannon, K. and James, A., 2003. Letters to the Editors: Setting up a CAT Group - Advice Welcomed. Reformulation, Spring, p.5.

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Letters to the Editors

Setting up a CAT Group - Advice Welcomed

We are in the early stages of setting up a CAT group for aggression in a forensic population. We would value any advice from anyone who have conducted Cognitive Analytic Therapy groups. We already have hit a number of areas of confusion e.g. how to go about constructing a group SDR and what structure do the sessions take. We are currently on the Manchester CAT practitioner course and could therefore visit work settings in the north west.

Please contact: Karen Shannon or Abi James Clinical Psychology Dept. Mersey Forensic Psychology Service 36 Rodney St. Liverpool. L1 9AA

Tel: (0151) 709 7010

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Shannon, K. and James, A., 2003. Letters to the Editors: Setting up a CAT Group - Advice Welcomed. Reformulation, Spring, p.5.

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