Levels of Membership

There are three levels of membership of ANZACAT. These are ‘Practitioner’, ‘Trainee’ and ‘Associate’ member of ANZACAT. The criteria required for membership at each level are as follows:

Trainee

A ‘Trainee Member’ of ANZACAT refers to an individual who:
a. Is currently enrolled in an accredited training program provided in Australia or New Zealand; and
b. Has paid the relevant annual ANZACAT membership fee in full; and
c. Has an awareness of, and complies with, the ANZACAT Code of Ethics.

Associate

In order to be approved for membership as an Associate of ANZACAT, the applicant must demonstrate that he or she has completed at least a short introductory workshop on CAT and is interested in supporting ANZACAT and it’s aims, but is not currently continuing to train towards Practitioner level of membership.

Practitioner

A ‘Practitioner Member’ of ANZACAT refers to an individual

who:
a. Is a graduate of an accredited training program by ANZACAT or an equivalent ICATA recognised
association; and
b. Has successfully been accredited as a Cognitive Analytic Therapist (CAT Practitioner) by ANZACAT or
an equivalent ICATA recognised association; and
c. Has paid the respective annual ANZACAT membership fee in full; and
d. Has an awareness of, and complies with, the ANZACAT Code of Ethics; and
e. Commits to continued professional development and maintaining professional standards; and
f. Specifies their membership association with ANZACAT as ‘ANZACAT Member (Practitioner)’.

Note: individual assistance may be available to those wishing to apply for this level of membership.