Introduction to Relational Supervision
Monday 14th September – all day
Lenice Murray, Accredited Mental Health Social Worker, will be running a one-day, in-person workshop through
Relate and Reflect introducing a relational approach to supervision.
Drawing on Cognitive Analytic Therapy (CAT), the workshop explores practical ways of bringing what may be keeping people stuck into the supervision room — including the relational patterns and responses that can emerge between clients, practitioners, teams and systems.
Participants will learn accessible ways of mapping and thinking about these experiences together, creating a shared and relational conversation rather than locating the difficulty solely within the client or practitioner.
The workshop is suitable for supervisors and experienced helping professionals wanting to bring greater relational reflection into their supervision practice.
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Introduction to CAT training
There are two upcoming opportunities to experience CAT in person, in Melbourne and Sydney. Introduction to CAT workshops provide an accessible introduction to CAT’s relational way of understanding difficulties, including how reciprocal roles and repeating relational patterns can help us formulate with people rather than about them. They are suitable for clinicians and helping professionals interested in bringing more relational thinking into their everyday practice.
Melbourne – Friday 18 September 2026
Through In Dialogue / CAT Training Australia
https://cattrainingaustralia.
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Sydney – 18th & 25th September (Glebe) or 2nd & 9th October (Campbelltown)
Through Ariana Krynen
https://www.drarianakrynen.
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CAT as a Relational Framework for Enhancing Eating Disorder Practice
Wednesday 21 October 2026
9:30am–12:30pm AEST | Online
This workshop explores how CAT can provide a relational framework for enhancing eating disorder practice alongside existing evidence-based approaches. We’ll introduce practical CAT ideas including reciprocal roles, procedural
patterns, collaborative reformulation and attention to what can emerge within the therapeutic relationship.
Presented by Katerina Chin-A-Loy and Lee Crothers for ANZAED
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