Past Catalyse Events
The Research Journey From Start to Finish: Motivating-to-Motivated
The second CAT research conference organised jointly with ACAT (The Association for Cognitive Therapy)
Please note this event has passed.
Event Hashtag: #CATres19
Date: Friday 1 March 2019
Venue: Institute of Biomedical Science, 12 Coldbath Square, London, EC1R 5HL (Click here for directions)
Fees: ACAT member :: online bookings £75 or cheque/invoice £90
non-ACAT member :: online bookings £90 or cheque/invoice £105
This day provided an opportunity:
- To hear about research projects in the pipeline
- To make contacts and network with experienced researchers in the CAT community, and
- to explore research ideas in a small group with an experienced facilitator
Information on NIHR funding links were available via Barney Dunn – see https://www.nihr.ac.uk/our-research-community/NIHR-academy/nihr-training-programmes/nihr-hee-ica-programme/
Who was it for?
The day was open to:
- CAT therapists, CAT trainees, and others who interested in keeping up to date with the evidence base for cognitive analytic therapy
- Anyone interested in expanding the research evidence base for CAT
- Active CAT researchers
Programme & Contributors
Stephen Taylor, Clinical Nurse Specialist in Psychological Medicine and Cognitive Analytic Therapist, Honorary lecturer in Mental Health Nursing at the University of West London
Can we create ACE (Attached Compassionate Empathic) nurses with the use of a CAT/CFT based student nurse supervision group?
Professor Barney Dunn, CAT Practitioner, Professor of Clinical Psychology, NIHR Career Development Fellow, Mood Disorders Centre, University of Exeter.
Key Steps from being a Promising New Therapy to being part of the Evidence Base – what can CAT learn from other new therapies?
Barney examined what CAT can learn from recently established evidence based therapies (e.g. Mindfulness Based Cognitive Therapy) and also discuss steps involve in developing new therapies, such as the Augmented Depression Therapy he is working on.
Dr Steve Jefferis , Consultant Clinical Psychologist, Course Director for the Northumberland, Tyne and Wear CAT Practitioner Training, and Clinical Lead for the NTW CAT Service
Mapping the making of maps: A qualitative investigation of how CAT diagrams are made
This talk outlined the findings and the process experience of a piece of CAT qualitative research, carried out by clinical psychologist Zara Fantarrow during her DClinPsy training, and supervised by Steve.
Dr Liza Messing, Senior Clinical Psychologist and MAP clinical lead, and Dr Leon Simpson. Senior Clinical Psychologist, both from BEH (Barnet, Enfield and Haringey) MHT
Would you like to come with us? – A CAT informed group programme for the very stuck
Dr Samantha Hartley, Senior Clinical Psychologist and trainee CAT Practitioner. based at the Hope and Horizon Adolescent Inpatient Units and part of the Pennine Care Young People’s Mental Health Research Unit. Dr Hartley currently holds a HEE/NIHR Integrated Clinical Academic Clinical Lectureship with Pennine Care NHS Foundation Trust and The University of Manchester. This funds a programme of work with the ultimate aim of developing interventions to support effective therapeutic relationships for young people using mental health services. Samantha is a current CAT Practitioner Trainee with the Catalyse/CAT North course.
CATCH-Y Cognitive Analytic Therapy for Containing self-Harm in Young People”
Developing a brief intervention for young people who harm themselves, with a focus on involving young people in co-production.
