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Introducing Cognitive Analytic Therapy: Principles and Practice

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The Scope and Focus of CAT The Main Features of CAT Development of the Self: Background Considerations Normal and Abnormal Development of the Self and its Implications for Psychotherapy Selection and Assessment of Patients for Individual CAT The Reformulation Sessions The Therapy Relationship The Detailed CAT Model of Therapist Interventions and its use in Supervision CAT in Various Conditions and Contexts The Treatment of Personality Disorders The 'Difficult' Patient and Contextual Reformulation

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