Arcs of transformation: Taxonomy of affective change using accelerated experiential dynamic psychotherapy.
Ronen-Setter, I. H. (2025). Arcs of transformation: Taxonomy of affective change using accelerated experiential dynamic psychotherapy. Practice Innovations. Advance online publication. https://doi.org/10.1037/pri0000278
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November 18, 2024
On behalf of Malin Endrédi and myself, it is my tremendous pleasure to announce that Magda Evans is now an AEDP Certified Therapist! Malin has been Magda’s primary supervisor, and each of their reflections on their journey together are included below. I (Richard) have had the honour of supporting Magda as her certification supervisor, which has been a joy. Magda is remarkably steady, sensitive, spacious, and artful in her clinical work; and her warm, heartfelt, caring presence on behalf of her patients is powerful. She has a deep trust in the experiential process and in somatic, embodied work, and a thorough understanding of AEDP. Moreover, I am in awe of her exceptional tracking skills! Magda also has a tremendous appetite for learning and growth – her own and that of her patients. There’s so much more I could say, but instead, I encourage you to take in the richness of what follows below!
Continue reading “Congratulations Magda Evans-AEDP Certified Therapist”A letter from Education Committee announcing the appointment of our newest AEDP® Institute Faculty member,
Annika Medbo, Licensed Psychotherapist, Licensed Physiotherapist. As part of this announcement, we have shared Diana’s letter welcoming Annika aboard. The letter from Diana to Annika, below, describes some of the many contributions she has made to date to both AEDP and the AEDP community. To learn about the process for becoming Faculty, see the notes* below Diana’s letter.Please read Diana’s welcome letter and join us in congratulating and welcoming Annika into our wonderful, accomplished, dedicated and growing group of Institute Faculty.
by Karen Pando-Mars (Author), Diana Fosha (Author)
Published by Norton Professional Books
“The Therapist as Organizing Other: Regulating and building self-structure in dysregulated clients through an AEDP lens”
Presented by Jennifer Edlin, MFT
Choose from two live online options:
Full Course: Friday thru Monday | March 14 – 17, 2025
Seminar Only: Friday & Sunday | March 14 + 16, 2025
Join your colleagues for a 3 Hour Dinner Cruise
Saturday, April 5, 2025 | 7:00- 10:00PM
Amie Karp, LCSW, is now a certified AEDP Supervisor. Amie has been an avid student of AEDP for years now, a longtime experiential assistant for our trainings, and most importantly, is the Clinical Director of the Crime Victims Treatment Center in NYC. Through her role, she has been singlehandedly responsible for creating the first and only public-facing, nonprofit clinical treatment program that uses AEDP as its primary modality.
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Internalized experiences of trauma, neglect, or oppression can severely impair one’s access to and expression of one’s emotions, as well as the sense of safety with oneself and others. But these experiences, as well as subtler, but chronic, experiences of not being seen or recognized, can also impair the development of the sense of the self being an agent in the world and in one’s own life. Even as one develops a connection to and capacity for one’s own feelings, people can still feel like “guests in their own lives.”
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Thank you @jordanfstephens for sharing about how AEDP has impacted your life and @hilaryjacobshendel for sharing the Change Triangle with him. We love hearing stories of how AEDP is working for people. Keep sharing and telling us how!