Cognitive Analytic Therapy (CAT) is a short term therapy that allows deep change work.

This kind of therapy gives particular attention to relationships – our relationship with others as well as our relationship with ourself.

CAT also provides the opportunity to explore, understand and make changes to the repeating patterns we can find ourself in – including those patterns that resist our best efforts to change.

CAT is an integrative therapy, so it can bring in lots of different ways of working to create the changes that you want to focus on (some of the approaches I use are anxiety management techniques, relaxation, mindfulness practices and EFT).

This whirlwind tour of CAT will introduce the main features of the therapy and give you a way to explore some of its aspects for yourselves in a safe, fun way using fairy tales and an unexpected contribution from Gromit (of Wallace and Gromit fame).