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Cognitive analytic therapy : distinctive features

By: Contributor(s): Series: Psychotherapy and counselling distinctive featuresPublisher: Abingdon : Routledge, 2018Description: viii, 172pISBN:
  • 9781138648715 (pbk)
  • 9781138648708 (hbk)
  • 9781315617244 (ebk)
  • 9781317207375 (web)
Subject(s): NLM classification:
  • WM 425.
Contents:
Preface -- Development of cognitive analytic therapy -- Development of reciprocal roles -- Development of survival strategies -- Contribution of cognitive theories -- Contribution of object relations theories -- Dialogic perspective -- Procedural sequence object relations model -- Multiple self states model -- Transference and countertransference -- Structure of CAT and the three R's -- Reformulation -- Recognition -- Revision -- Ending -- Empirical matters -- Therapeutic stance -- Suitability for cat -- Assessment and case conceptualisation -- Writing a reformulation letter -- Mapping -- Development of the "observing eye" -- Developing exits -- Developing healthy reciprocal roles -- When therapy gets stuck -- Ending and writing a goodbye letter -- Working with complexity -- The versatility of cat -- Group work -- Indirect work -- Afterthoughts.
Summary: Written by three cognitive analytic therapists with many years of experience, this book provides an accessible introduction to this time-limited, collaborative and humane psychological therapy.
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Book South London and Maudsley Trust Library Shelves WM505 COR (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available 023624
Book Thorpe Coombe Library Shelves WM546 (Browse shelf(Opens below)) Available T10079

Preface -- Development of cognitive analytic therapy -- Development of reciprocal roles -- Development of survival strategies -- Contribution of cognitive theories -- Contribution of object relations theories -- Dialogic perspective -- Procedural sequence object relations model -- Multiple self states model -- Transference and countertransference -- Structure of CAT and the three R's -- Reformulation -- Recognition -- Revision -- Ending -- Empirical matters -- Therapeutic stance -- Suitability for cat -- Assessment and case conceptualisation -- Writing a reformulation letter -- Mapping -- Development of the "observing eye" -- Developing exits -- Developing healthy reciprocal roles -- When therapy gets stuck -- Ending and writing a goodbye letter -- Working with complexity -- The versatility of cat -- Group work -- Indirect work -- Afterthoughts.

Written by three cognitive analytic therapists with many years of experience, this book provides an accessible introduction to this time-limited, collaborative and humane psychological therapy.

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