Through her book Louise explores ways in which we can share our own stories, in ways that are meaningful and challenge the unhelpful and harmful narratives that are written about people affected by disability or illness in the medical profession, in healthcare and in Society.
Louise's book is a powerful and moving account of how her connection with the natural world became an anchor, a matter of survival in how she found a new pace of life, new elements to connect with, within the natural world rather than the human one.
An interesting question to CAT Colleages:
Does ChatGPT4 have a dialogical self?: A Bakhtinian perspective.
Is a discursive self, characterized by impersonal it-positions.
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Our Frontline Worker groups offer a confidential and thoughtful space for anyone working directly with young people in the Highlands. Funded by the Susan Emery Trust, we have some spaces opening up after Easter.
More details: highlands@brentcentre.org.uk
Cognitive analytic therapy as a transdiagnostic relational approach.
Yes, I've also said that at Ferrara International CAT conference in 2019, and many others are liking this new way of describing CAT.
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A generational relational model of nature and mental wellbeing.
The model is informed by Cognitive Analytic Therapy and attachment theory and generates testable hypotheses for future research.
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How Cognitive Analytic Therapy informs reflective practice through a better understanding of reciprocity in the dynamics of care systems.
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