Reformulation Articles

‘Seeing the unseen’. Supporting organisational and team working at YMCA Liverpool with multiple complex clients. The use of Cognitive Analytic concepts to enhance service delivery. Reformulation, Summer, pp.5-15

Karen Shannon, Sean Butler, Claire Ellis, Judith McLaine, and Julian Riley · 1st June 2017 Multiple & Complex Needs Reformulation Summer 2017 Reformulation Issue 48

“Resilience in the face of change” – 23rd National ACAT Conference, the benefits of working with over 65s – our reflections on why the evidence base is so limited. Reformulation, Summer, pp.32-33

Dr Sarah Craven-Staines and Dr Tamsin Williams · 1st June 2017 Reformulation Summer 2017 Issue 48 Reformulation Issue 48

“Never-ending hurt”: How CAT can help inform the management of chronic pain. Reformulation, Summer, pp.16-21

Dr Melanie L Davis · 1st June 2017 Reformulation Summer 2017 Issue 48 Reformulation Issue 48

CAT and the “Incredible Years” programme: Towards a CAT parenting guidance framework. Reformulation, Summer, pp.22-31

Marie-Anne Bernardy-Arbuz · 1st June 2017 Reformulation Summer 2017 Reformulation Issue 48

Developing a CAT understanding of Anti-Social Personality Disorder (ASPD). Reformulation, Summer, pp.42-48

Kerry Manson, Sunil Lad and Marisol Cavieres · 1st June 2017 Reformulation Summer 2017 Reformulation Issue 48 Antisocial Personality Disorder PDF Copy

Embodiment as a creative resource in working with split and “borderline” clients. Reformulation, Summer, pp.34-41

Tim Sheard · 1st June 2017 Reformulation Summer 2017 Issue 48 Reformulation Issue 48

Our relationship with our bodies: Reflections from bariatric surgery and the wider cultural context. Reformulation, Summer, pp.63-65

Dr Jenny Bowe · 1st June 2017 Reformulation Summer 2017 Reformulation Issue 48

The experience of staff practising “Five Session CAT” consultancy for the first time: Preliminary findings. Reformulation, Summer, pp.59-62

Kate Freshwater, Jennifer Guthrie and Alison Bridges · 1st June 2017 Reformulation Summer 2017 Five Session CAT Reformulation Issue 48

“IAPTrogenic effect?”: CAT theory as a tool to consider potential systemic patterns of iatrogenic harm within the context of Improving Access to Psychological Therapies (IAPT) Services. Reformulation, Summer, pp.51-58

Chris Barry · 1st June 2017 Reformulation Summer 2017 Issue 48 IAPT Reformulation Issue 48

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