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All Presentations:
Buffet Supper and Networking: 5:30-6:30 pm
Presentation: 6:30-8:30 pm
Friday, January 25, 2008
Jorge Colapinto, LPsych,
Lisa Lavelle, LCSW,
Fiona True, LMSW
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Case Consultations with Ackerman Faculty
Join three prominent members of Ackerman's Faculty as they analyze some of the
most challenging cases in your private practice or group work. Ackerman
alumnae/i will have the opportunity to send in a written case for
review.
Cases will be considered on a first come basis, so please send in your written case by
December 1st. You will be notified in advance if your case is chosen, so that you can present
your case questions in-person to the Ackerman faculty panel for analysis that evening. Lively
discussion, answers to your questions, and intellectual dialogue is promised.
Please submit a TYPED, ONE-PAGE case consultation for review.
Include: Name, day phone, case description and specific questions for panel
Email: clalakatz@ackerman.org
with AI Panel Discussion Case Study as the subject line
or mail it to:
Ackerman Institute Alumnae/i Association, 149 East 78th Street, NYC 10075
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Friday, March 7, 2008
Gil Tunnell, PhD
Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP) to Couple Treatment
With its theoretical basis on attachment theory and through its clinical interventions based on dyadic
regulation of affect, Diana Fosha's model of AEDP can be usefully applied to work with some couples. Similarities
and differences will be discussed between AEDP and two popular models of couple therapy, Structural Family Therapy
(Minuchin) and Emotionally Focused Therapy with Couples (Johnson). Edited videotapes of AEDP-derived
clinical interventions with couples will demonstrate deepening of affect and dyadic regulation of affect.
Dr. Gil Tunnell trained with Salvador Minuchin in the 1980s and most recently completed
his third year of core training in AEDP with Diana Fosha. He was director of family therapy training at Beth
Israel Medical Center in the mid-90s and is now in full-time private practice in New York City. He is the co-author
with David Greenan of Couple Therapy with Gay Men. He teaches family therapy at Teachers College, Columbia University.
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