Celebrating 25 years of AEDP


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In April, AEDP community from around the world will gather in New York City for 3 days of learning, laughing, and becoming inspired, TOGETHER at last!

The 2025 Conference, In It Together, will be held both online and in-person at the legendary Webster Hall in downtown Manhattan where invited speakers from within and beyond the AEDP community will grace the same stage that world famous musicians and speakers have performed on for more than 140 years.

The conference is designed to instruct and inspire AEDP therapists of all levels. Check out the agenda and list of speakers and topics below. Most presentations work to refresh, deepen and refine your AEDP practice and include illuminating clinical video, live demonstrations and / or in-person dialogues with clients reflecting on their treatments. In addition there will be two sciencey, research talks which will most definitely spark exciting conversations with your colleagues as they bridge the researcher-clinician divide. And finally you can expect to hear inspiring shorts – Ted Talk® style presentations that present AEDP treatment in a larger social context or in fascinating niche scenarios.


Key Note Speakers

Solo Presenters

The ABC’s of AEDP: Acronyms to get you started or keep you on track with the practice of AEDP.

When Treatment Gets Stuck: Addressing therapeutic impasses in AEDP treatment

Put Deliberate Practice into your AEDP Practice

When Empathy and Authenticity Collide in AEDP

Navigating Differences in Social Experience in the Therapeutic Dyad

Flavors of Relational Work Across Attachment Patterns

The Semi-Permeable Cell Membrane: The legitimacy of Personal Boundaries

AEDP Reaches out in Zimbabwe

Hearkening Together in One Spirit: I-and-Dao in the here-and-now as AEDP therapist’s transpersonal use of selfs

Maximizing the Transformational Power of AEDP: Using Groups in the Community Mental Health Setting

Black Men Do Cry: The Transformational Tear, Father Wounds, and the Healing Power of AEDP

Responses To Constraint: Relational Prisms in Prisons

In Defense of Defenses: lessons from integrating DBT with AEDP when feeling emotions leads to high risk behaviors

16 Session AEDP & the AEDP Research Project: bridging the clinician researcher divide

Presenting in Duos

Championing and Celebrating the True Self: An AEDP “True Other” is an agent for lesbian liberation

Kari Gleiser and Jason Trowbridge

Feeling in Synch: Core state accelerates integration in patients with dissociative parts

Group Presentation

Read Bios Here

Emily’s Bio, Kari’s Bio, Mark’s Bio and Liz’s Bio

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Full Conference Schedule: [Day 1, Friday April 4]
TimePresenter(s)Topic
8:00 – 8:45 am ESTBreakfast and RegistrationGet your badge. Come early to avoid the last minute rush, enjoy a nice breakfast, find your seat!
8:45 – 9:00 am ESTBen MedleyWelcome, housekeeping, logistics.
9:00 – 9:30 am ESTDiana FoshaOpening Remarks
9:30 – 10:30 am ESTBenjamin LiptonThe ABC’s of AEDP: Acronyms to get you started or keep you on track … read more
10:30 – 11:30 am ESTGul DolenKeynote # 1: Neuroscience, Critical Periods, Psychedelics Research … read more
11:30 am – 12:00 pm ESTPanel: Diana Fosha, Kari Gleiser, Lauren Lebow and Gul DolenPanel discussion … read more
12:00 pm – 1:15 pm ESTLunchConnect with a friend, find a companion at the Lunch Buddy table or have some quiet time. 

Suggestions HERE for Lunch Spots
1:15 – 2:15 pm ESTNatasha PrennPut Deliberate Practice into your AEDP Practice … read more
2:15 – 3:00 pm EST1. Danny Yeung

2. Gerald Brooks
Two “SHORTS”

1. Hearkening Together in One Spirit … read more

2. Black Men Do Cry … read more
3:00 – 3:30 pm ESTBreakSnacks and soft drinks available on main level and balcony.
3:30 – 4:20 pm EST1. Kate Halliday & Andrea Northwood

2. Yuval Moses
Two “SHORTS” 

1. Championing and Celebrating the True Self … read more

2. In Defense of Defenses … read more
4:20 – 5:20 pm ESTSigal BahatPressing One’s Edges – Core State … read more
5:20 – 5:30 pm ESTDiana FoshaDay 1 Closing Remarks
5:30 – 7:00 pm ESTWelcome ReceptionAppetizers, Cocktails & Mocktails, Mingling in “The Ritz” on the lobby level of Webster Hall
“Connecting ” at the conference Click hereVisit the bookstore on your break and throughout the day!Conference Resource Page- click here
Full Conference Schedule: [Day 2, Saturday April 5]
TimePresenter(s)Topic
8:00–8:45 AM ESTBREAKFAST AND REGISTRATIONGet your badge. Come early to avoid the last minute rush, enjoy a nice breakfast, find your seat!
8:45–9:00 AM ESTBen MedleyWelcome, housekeeping, logistics.
9:00–9:10 AM ESTHello from our Regional CommunitiesUndoing aloneness in different languages
9:10–10:00 AM ESTVision Collective Panel Transforming Racialized Trauma: Black belonging in AEDP…read more
10:00–10:30 AM ESTBreakSnacks and soft drinks available on main level and balcony.
10:30–11:30 AM ESTBen MedleyNavigating differences in social experiences in the therapeutic dyad using the Triangle of Social Experience…read more
11:30–12:30 PM ESTEileen RussellWhen Empathy and Authenticity Collide in AEDP…read more
12:30–1:45 PM ESTLunchConnect with a friend, find a companion at the Lunch Buddy table or have some quiet time. 

Suggestions HERE for Lunch Spots
1:45–2:45 PM ESTKari Kleiser, Mark Green., Emily Bilbao and Liz PerkinsUndoing Aloneness in Intra-relational Interpersonal and Trans Personal Realms with AEDP and Psychedelics… read more
2:45–3:45 PM ESTShigeru Iwakabe16 Session AEDP & the AEDP Research Project: bridging the clinician researcher divide…
read more
3:45–4:00 PM ESTBreakSnacks and soft drinks available on main level and balcony.
4:00–5:30 PM ESTDiana Fosha, PhD with Trisha Bell, 
Facilitated by Andrew Joseph
Keynote 2: Tell the Deep I’m New
Freedom and Transformation in Connection…read more
Closing for dayClosing for day
Saturday night Event: Dinner Cruise:
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Visit the bookstore on your break and throughout the day!Conference Resource Page- click here
Full Conference Schedule: [Day 3, Sunday April 6]
TimePresenter (s)Title / Topics
8:00- 8:45 am ESTBREAKFAST AND REGISTRATIONGet your badge. Come early to avoid the last minute rush, enjoy a nice breakfast, find your seat!
8:45– 9:00 am ESTBen MedleyWelcome, housekeeping, logistics.
9:00-10:00 am ESTKari Gleiser and Jason TrowbridgeFeeling in Synch: Core state accelerates integration in patients with dissociative parts…read more
10:00-11:05 am EST1.Jaquie Perman

2.Heather Sanford

3.Kev Kokoska
Three “Shorts”

1. AEDP Reaches out in Zimbabwe…read more

2. Maximizing the Transformational Power of AEDP: Using Groups in the Community Mental Health Setting…read more

3. Responses To Constraint: Relational Prisms in Prisons…read more
11:05 -11:35 am ESTBreakSnacks and soft drinks available on main level and balcony.
11:35 -12:35 pm ESTJerry LamagnaWhen therapy gets stuck: Addressing therapeutic impasses in AEDP treatment…
read more
12:35 -1:35 pm ESTKaren Pando MarsFlavors of Relational Work Across Attachment Patterns…read more
1:35 -2:00 pm ESTDiana FoshaClosing remarks.
THANK YOU!

Special Post-Conference Event for Online Attendees Only
I’m also delighted to invite you to join me and special guests for an exclusive post-conference gathering on Tuesday, April 8th, from 12:00 to 1:30 PM EST. INFORMATION WILL BE GIVEN AT THE CONFERENCE

3 Hour Dinner Cruise around Manhattan- Saturday, April 5, 2025

Join us for an unforgettable elegant evening on the water with your colleagues! Reserve a spot now for you and any family member who may have traveled with you. 

Includes a delicious seated Buffet Style Dinner. One bottle of wine per table plus cash bar. Dancing with a DJ and most special of all spectacular views of New York City from the water! Arrive with your party 30 minutes prior to grab your table! 

  • 7:00 PM – 10:00 PM | Meet at Pier 40 (353 West Street, New York, NY 10014)
  • Departure Location: Pier 40 (353 West Street, New York, NY 10014) a 30 minute walk or 15 minute bus ride from the conference venue
  • Boarding Time: 6:30 PM (30 minutes before departure and one hour after the close of the conference day) 
  • Price: $155 per person until March 2nd; $165 March 3rd – March 24th; If there are tickets left after that they will cost $175 each
  • Seats are limited so don’t wait!

Accommodations: Webster Hall is located at 125 East 11th St in NYC, NY. A quick Google search will bring up LOTS of hotels nearby. We have secured a limited number of discounted rooms at a hotel right across the street from the venue. Early registrants for the In-person event will be given a link to access that room block. We anticipate it will sell out fast. For now we do not have plans to get additional discounted room blocks.

Limited Scholarships and Extended Payment Plans for AEDP Scholarship Recipients: If you have been a recipient of any scholarship from the AEDP Institute, you are eligible for an extended payment plan offered through December 31, 2024, and you may be eligible for one of the limited scholarships being offered for the conference. Please email Carolyn for more information: 

Limited Scholarship Options: 

  • In Person Conference Scholarships: Email Carolyn by November 30,2024 if interested: A small number of partial scholarships towards the in-person conference registration fee are available for “high Level 2+” individuals in the AEDP PWYW scholarship community. (or take advantage of the extended payment plan below) 
  • Online conference: Email Carolyn by November 30, 2024 if interested: A small number of 30% scholarships will be made available to recipients of PWYW, Diversity and Financial scholarships. (or take advantage of the extended payment plan below) 

Extended Payment Plans In place of receiving a conference scholarship: All past course scholarship recipients are eligible for a special extended payment plan. This plan requires a $100 deposit by December 31, 2024, followed by $100 monthly payments until the total amount is paid.

Continuing Education Credits: We do not know at this time whether the AEDP Conference will be CE eligible.

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