cognitive analytic therapy

cognitive analytic therapy

a time-limited, collaborative psychotherapy that emphasizes schemas and integrates principles and techniques from psychodynamic psychotherapy and cognitive behavior therapy. [developed in the 1980s by British psychiatrist Anthony Ryle (1927–  )]

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