Rachel Lowinger
Gail Woods
Lydia Mak
Hoai-Thu Truong, PhD
Hoai-Thu Truong a Certified AEDP Therapist and Supervisor, currently based in France. She has been licensed as a psychologist in California since 2004, and has been involved in AEDP since 2012. In addition to AEDP her background includes psychodynamic, Jungian and psychoanalytic approaches to psychotherapy. Prior to becoming a clinical psychologist, Hoai-Thu had a 20-year career in biochemistry and biophysics (Biophysics PhD from Stanford University). With her American, French and Vietnamese cultural roots she is fascinated by issues of culture, and how culture shapes our view of ourselves and of the world and what we take for granted; she brings this experience into her clinical and supervision work. In her private practice in California she worked with (among others) Silicon Valley professionals, people with international backgrounds and university students, in areas including trauma, multicultural issues, and spirituality and religion. She provides therapy in both English and French.
She currently lives in France and is semi-retired. She delights in providing training, consultation and AEDP supervision in English and in French to licensed clinicians. She sees her role as a supervisor to not just teach AEDP therapy, its perspectives and interventions, as well as integration with other forms of treatment, but also to facilitate the professional development of her supervisees. Her goal is that each supervisee-clinician find their particular therapy style, in their own voice.
Dana Baerger, PhD
Allison Brownlee, PhD
Yuko Kobayashi, LMHC
Yuko is a certified AEDP therapist and supervisor, holding a New York state license for psychotherapy in private practice. Originally from Japan, Yuko brings over 20 years of experience in the United States, enriching her practice with a deep bi-cultural perspective. She works with clients of various cultural backgrounds, including those dealing with attachment trauma and intergenerational trauma, integrating AEDP ethos to enhance the therapeutic experience.
Yuko serves as a supervisor for AEDP therapists both in the U.S. and Japan. She provides both individual and group supervision. She has presented at AEDP Immersion training in the U.S. and has been a dedicated teacher in numerous AEDP workshops and trainings held in Japan. She has supported various AEDP training programs, including Immersion, Essential Skill, and Advanced Skill, serving as both a lead assistant and experiential assistant on numerous occasions.
Wendy Summer
Leonora Lorenzo, LCSW
Leonora is in private practice in Santa Fe, NM. She been part of the AEDP community since 2010 and has assisted in myriad AEDP trainings over the years. Leonora is also a hands on bodyworker practicing Biodynamic Cranio-Sacral therapy and a lesser known but amazing modality called Ortho-Bionomy. Her decades of combined psychotherapeutic and bodywork experience have equipped her with a special kind of sensitivity and attunement which she brings to both her clinical and supervisory practice.
Leonora is deeply fascinated by the marriage and mutually influencing impact of communication skills and relational skills. Humans are communicating and relating all the time, and the better we get at each, the more our clients, our lives and all people benefit. She has taught communication skills for many years at a local bodywork school and has taught both NVC and Re-Evaluation Co-Counseling over the years. Both of these practices have deeply influenced her clinical practice.
Leonora also has a love of comedy and brings a big dose of humor into her practices, believing that it is not only good to laugh till you cry, but also to cry till you laugh! Please contact her about times and availability for AEDP supervision.
Amie Karp, LCSW-R
Amie is a Certified AEDP Therapist and Supervisor in New York City. She is the Clinical Director of Crime Victims Treatment Center (CVTC), New York State’s oldest rape crisis program, providing trauma-focused therapy free of charge to survivors of interpersonal violence. Amie specializes in work with survivors of childhood sexual abuse with a particular interest in dissociative processes and ego state integration. One of Amie’s greatest sources of pride is establishing AEDP as CVTC’s central model of practice for its clinical team, allowing survivors who would otherwise be unable to access any support at all to receive the highest caliber of care. In her role, Amie has had the privilege of supervising dozens of clinicians learning AEDP, from graduate student interns to therapists with decades of experience.
Amie has been a student of AEDP since the earliest moments of her career, participating in the inaugural Essential Skills course in 2010. In addition to her training in AEDP, Amie is a graduate of the Institute for Contemporary Psychotherapy’s Trauma Studies Center two-year post-master’s program. She has completed certification in the Safe and Sound Protocol, post-graduate training in Affective Neuroscience and the Neurobiology of Attachment and training EMDR. Amie received her Master’s in Social Work from New York University and her undergraduate degree in Psychology from Vassar College.