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The Friends Institute, 220 Moseley Road, Highgate

Birmingham B12 0DG

Telephone/Fax/Answer phone: 0121 440 4455.

E-mail: BCAT

 

 

To the

Birmingham Centre for

Arts Therapies

Home Page

 

BCAT- the Birmingham Centre for Arts Therapies, opened in September 1993 - is setting out to ensure that a quality arts therapy is established and maintained initially throughout the U.K., but also extending to an international service.

BCAT provides a service to assess and facilitate arts therapies sessions. Arts therapists work with both children and adults who have a wide range of needs, such as those arising from emotional, behavioural or mental health problems and effects of stress and trauma.

BCAT serves as a resource centre and teaching establishment for the training, education and support of professionals and carers. BCAT Therapists have access to a comprehensive, post-qualification Staff Development programme, including regular professional supervision.

BCAT will hold, update and make available a library of information, including audio-visual facilities, supporting research and promoting the understanding and benefits of the arts therapies as a whole.

 

To the rest of the BCAT site:

 What Is BCAT? 

 What Are The Four Arts Therapies?

 Services For Clients

Resources At BCAT

Friends Of BCAT

 Association Of Centres For Arts Therapies (ACAT)

 BCAT's Diary Of Events - A list of the coming workshops, seminars and other events.

Requests For Further Information, Comments Etc. Please E-mail Us.

REFERRAL FORM.

DATABASE FORM.

Other Sites That May Be Of Interest

If you wish to ask about any of the Arts Therapies or would like further information than that listed in the homepage then please feel free to give us a ring or drop us an e-mail. There is a 24hr answer phone/fax service available. If you would like to visit BCAT then please let us know so that we can arrange a time that you could visit.

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These pages were updated by J.Trigg (triggy) on: 27/09/2001