Dr. Bellak was referred to as Leo the Lion
The CAT is published in the following countries:
Spain, Brazil, India, France, South Korea, Mexico, Germany, Poland, Romania, Italy, Israel, Hungary, Indonesia, Bulgaria, Russia, Turkey, Ukraine, France, Greece, and Croatia
” Helping One Child At a Time”
C.A.T. -H Illustrations In Color (Card #10 Includes Asian Subjects!)
“You do great things to continue the legacy of your wonderful measures”
– Dr. Dragos ILiescu- Test Central, Romania
Our C.A.T.-A Illustrations are now available in vibrant colors, making it easier and quicker for young children to relate to! Now published in South Africa, S. Korea, Italy, Israel, Russia, Turkey, Ukraine, Hungary, Croatia!
This clinically valuable projective technique, which delves into a child’s relationships through the usage of animal and human portraits, is an excellent tool for art therapists,social workers,and other professionals. Applications include:
Children experiencing bullying or other social difficulties have an avenue to express their inner thoughts to the examiner without feeling threatened.
Those with unique challenges, such as Tourette’s Syndrome, can also benefit through usage of this safe and effective measurement technique, helping them verbalize their thoughts. All patients and or students can feel a sense of self-esteem, and not feel judged while relating their own lives to the picture Cards.
Psychologists:
For purchase/rent, please contact Wallonie Image Production at www.wip.be
“You do great things to continue the legacy of your wonderful measures”
“The C.A.T. -A color is more “child friendly” than the C.A.T. -A monochrome.”
“Our customer informed: the children were attracted to C.A.T-A and cause more reaction”
“I like the C.A.T. -A in color, because I apply psychodynamic interpretation to examinee responses. I use it in various situations. I plan to continue using the C.P.S. projective tools with examinees who (a) are likely to have emotional problems and (b) are reticent to articulate.”
“The addition of color to the C.A.T.-A provides a useful update to this important test. The use of color should promote greater engagement of children in the assessment. In addition, including color in the test stimuli has the potential to open up avenues for analysis of structural features of examinees’ responses.”
“The C.A.T. can be used effectively by forensic psychologists for custody cases and for criminal cases such as in sexual abuse.”
