09:30 Registration : Tea and coffee
10:00 Welcome - Mark Ramm
Where are we on the Map? An experiential session
10:10 Collecting our Stories - Leonie Sweeney
Integrating CAT within our professional roles - Amarenna Guevara Celsi
10.45 Break
Where is CAT now, what is it and where is it going?’
11.05 Keynote Address - Ian Kerr
Ian Kerr is a central figure in the CAT community who worked with Anthony Ryle to develop CAT. Having written numerous books and papers and held posts in Scotland, England and New Zealand, he is perhaps best placed to see where CAT now finds itself, both as an overarching approach and a psychotherapy. What are the implications for the way ahead in Scotland?
12:05 Short Break
12.15 AGM
1:00 Lunch
Exploring our Potential and Moving Forward
14:00 The afternoon session will knit together various short presentations and discussion chaired by Mark Ramm (interspersed with a coffee break at 3 p.m). It will focus on ways that those interested in CAT in Scotland may better be able to connect and support each other.
CAT Scotland Survey (Results) - Amarenna Guevara Celsi
Scaffolding for Supervisors/Trainee Supervisors
CATch Ups: The way ahead - Catherine Shea
15:00 Break
A website for CAT in Scotland - Leonie Sweeney for Peter Von Kaehne
Training and Committees - Getting CAT into the system - Mark Ramm
Bringing it all together
15:15 Reflection, discussion and planning session
16:00 CLOSE
For more information and booking please refer to the documents below.
