AEDP Institute
Also known as The AEDP Institute
New York institute, founded by Diana Fosha, that trains and certifies AEDP therapists.
At a glance
People
Diana Fosha (Founder and director)
What it does
Training, Certification, Research …
See all 5Where to learn more
About AEDP Psychotherapy, AEDP Glossary
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Accelerated experiential dynamic psychotherapy (AEDP), Supervision Essentials for Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy and Undoing Aloneness and the Transformation of Suffering Into Flourishing: AEDP 2.0
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- The AEDP Institute trains therapists in AEDP and certifies them.
- Diana Fosha, who developed the model, founded and directs it.
- It was formed in New York City in 2004 and has satellite institutes in several countries.
- It also runs a research project on how well AEDP works.
Why it matters
- For therapists who want to learn AEDP, and for anyone looking for an AEDP-certified therapist.
Key facts
- Started
- 2004, New York City1
- Founded by
- Diana Fosha, its founder and director3
- Satellites
- Institutes in the US, Brazil, Canada, France, Italy, Sweden, Israel, China and Japan1
- Training path
- Immersion, then Essential Skills, then Advanced Skills and supervision, leading to certification4
- Mission
- Keep the model's integrity, train and certify therapists, and support practitioners by reducing isolation2
- Publishes
- Transformance, a journal2
People
Founded by
What it does
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Training4
Structured courses: an Immersion first, then Essential Skills, Advanced Skills modules and seminars.
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Certification5
Therapists who complete training and show effective use of the model can become AEDP Institute Certified; supervisors are certified too.
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Research1
Its research project has studied AEDP in private practice, including 6- and 12-month follow-ups.
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Ethos2
"To exist in each other's hearts and minds": a healing orientation, openness and rigorous attention to experience.
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Just "AEDP" now4
Fosha named it Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy in 2000; the Institute now says the long name no longer fits and uses AEDP.
Where to learn more
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About AEDP Psychotherapy (opens aedpinstitute.org)5
The Institute's overview of the model, its influences and its outcome studies.
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AEDP Glossary (opens aedpinstitute.org)6
Definitions of the model's terms: core affect, transformance, the triangle of experience and the four states.
Connections
Related
- Accelerated experiential dynamic psychotherapy (AEDP)TopicTrains and certifies therapists in it
- Supervision Essentials for Accelerated Experiential Dynamic PsychotherapyBookThe institute's supervision model
- Undoing Aloneness and the Transformation of Suffering Into Flourishing: AEDP 2.0BookWritten by the institute's founder and faculty
Links
Sources
- Diana Fosha (Wikipedia) (opens en.wikipedia.org)
- Mission & Ethos (AEDP Institute) (opens aedpinstitute.org)
- Diana Fosha (AEDP Institute) (opens aedpinstitute.org)
- FAQ (AEDP Institute) (opens aedpinstitute.org)
- About AEDP Psychotherapy (AEDP Institute) (opens aedpinstitute.org)
- AEDP Glossary (AEDP Institute) (opens aedpinstitute.org)
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