ancestral, historical and intergenerational trauma, and.Component Based Psychotherapy (CBP)Īre you ready to commit to a more intensive, relational therapy that cultivates the person beyond the trauma victim or survivor? What sets this intervention apart:ĬBP is a treatment framework that was specifically designed to address the legacy of complex trauma in adult clients whose overall treatment needs and recovery goals have not been achieved through other trauma treatment models that have been primarily focused on coping skill building and/or memory processing.ĬBP was developed for adults who have experienced all forms of interpersonal trauma, with particular attention given to the complex ways in which a person’s identity, physiology, relationships and overall development can be powerfully influenced and even shaped by more subtle forms of traumatic experiences, including: Considered a brief form of psychodynamic psychotherapy, treatment length is longer than that of most manualized trauma-focused intervention models, and typically ranges from six to eighteen months. AEDP is typically offered in outpatient treatment centers or private practice settings. Session length is determined on the individual client needs. Through this shared client-therapist process of viscerally feeling, reflecting upon, and reframing past experiences, AEDP enables clients to transform overwhelming affect and impulses into:ĪEDP is offered to adults in individual or couples therapy. With emphasis on emotional engagement and attunement to nonverbal cues, the AEDP therapist helps clients gain access to and process distressing and often heavily-guarded emotional and relational experiences. Treatments for Adults Accelerated Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (AEDP)ĪEDP is a therapeutic intervention that utilizes the context of a secure, therapeutic relationship to engender a containing environment to undo aloneness and bring to awareness the client’s resources and resilience for growth.įundamental to AEDP is the transformative ability of the client-therapist relationship.
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