Friday, December 13, 2024

12:00 pm - 1:00 pm

Sponsored by: WCPA Clinical Division

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Let’s talk about ourselves! This conversation will be specifically focused on our use of ourselves in the therapeutic relationship. AEDP trains clinicians how to make judicious use of our own lived experience, and of our authentic moment to moment reflections on what we are noticing in our own bodies, hearts, and minds—— in the therapy room. Diana Fosha, creator of the model wrote: “The therapist’s emotional presence, experience, and expression are powerful tools in the therapeutic process.” (2001; Journal of Clinical Psychology) The plan for this lunch and learn is to provide a chance for us to try out some ways of showing up as ourselves, in a way that supports our clients’ internal exploration. Kate will offer a bit of didactic information, and lead us in some experiential exercises. The intention is for us to have a good time together!

Speaker Biography: Catherin (Kate) Haliday

Catherine Halliday is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker with a private psychotherapy practice in Ithaca, New York. She has more than 40 years of experience in Human Services; the past 25 years have been dedicated to clinical social work practice. Ms. Halliday's specialty is in treatment of Trauma.

Current professional activities include:

-teaching responsibilities as a Senior Faculty member of the AEDP Institute. 
-Ongoing local trainings for clinicians interested in learning AEDP.
Her private practice includes a number of supervisees who are at various stages of working towards
certification as AEDP clinicians. Ms. Halliday received a Bachelor of Arts in Developmental Psychology from Vassar College and a Master of Social Work in Family therapy from Syracuse University.

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