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AEDP Rocky Mountain Presents – LIVE, IN PERSON, IN DENVER, COLORADO

Jenn Edlin, Senior Faculty, AEDP Institute
2 In-Person Trainings!
Friday May 2 & Saturday May 3, 2025

Friday, May 2, 2025 - Master Class - Brick by Brick
Laying the Groundwork for Increased Capacity for Experiential and Relational work over time with a highly intellectualized/avoidant client
TIME: 1:00 pm- 4:30 pm
FEE: $90 Members - $105 – Non-Members
EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT:
$80 Members - $95 – Non-Member (Early
Bird Price until March 7, 2025)
Open to AEDP level 1 and up.

Saturday, May 3, 2025 - Ruptures, Repairs & Relational Moments in AEDP
Harnessing the present experience within the therapeutic relationship for healing and transformation
TIME: 9:00 am – 4:00 pm (lunch on your
own)
FEE: $170 Member - $185 Non-Member
EARLY BIRD DISCOUNT:
$160 Member - $175 Non-Member (Early
Bird Price until March 7, 2025)
Open to all

Sign up for both classes:
$240/Members. $270/Non-Members
$225/Members. $255/Non-Members (Early Bird Price until March 7, 2025)

Location:
The Conflict Center, 4140 Tejon St., Denver, CO 80211
Each day will include video-recorded client sessions to illustrate and deepen
understanding of the didactic presentation.

Meet the Presenter:
Jennifer Edlin, MFT is a psychotherapist in private practice in Oakland, California, and is a Senior faculty member of the AEDP Institute. Jenn received her undergraduate degree from Princeton University, a JD/MBA degree from New York University and an MA in Counseling Psychology from the California Institute of Integral Studies. From the moment she attended her first AEDP Immersion Course, Jenn was taken by AEDP and the permission to be authentic and to use the therapist’s whole self in service of clients’ healing and transformation. Jenn is developing AEDP theory and clinical interventions to use with dysregulated and underregulated clients. In addition, Jenn was a Co-Director of the AEDP research project for 10 years, working closely with Diana Fosha and Shigeru Iwakabe, to launch a research study and publish two outcome papers in the journal Psychotherapy. Jenn is gifted with left brain rigor and right brain intuition. We who know her are struck with the breadth and depth of her intellect, the bigness of her heart, her attunement and sensitivity, her remarkable capabilities in a multitude of areas, her huge capacity to integrate it all and translate it into effective action AND her passion for, commitment and devotion to AEDP.

Here's what prior participants in Jenn’s courses have said:

“Jenn is hands down one of the most skilled trainers I have ever experienced. I only
wish I had encountered her and AEDP earlier in my career.”

“Jenn is an exceptional teacher, who brought her genuine self into the room every
second of the training. Her didactic teachings were organized, clear, and alive. Great
mix of content and process through video tapes. I felt safe and welcomed.”

“Jenn was wonderful. She was just so authentic, real and thoughtful in the way she
presented, spoke about her sessions, and answered questions. Her passion for AEDP,
the work and her especially her clients was just so clear in a way that felt both joyful to
witness and pulled me in. She led all 80 of us with warmth, tenderness and enthusiasm.
Jenn is incredible and I feel fortunate to have gotten the opportunity to have been taught
by her.”

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AEDP Rocky Mountain Salon
Friday, September 12, from 1:00 – 3:00 pm.

Melissa Bannerot will guide us in “Exploring Portrayals: Making the Invisible Visible.”
Portrayals are a powerful, embodied practice in AEDP, used to promote healing and transformation. They help put words, tone, and gesture to experiences that may never have been mirrored. With attunement and resonance, portrayals create new pathways of connection—activating mirror neurons that may not have fired when we needed them most. Whether brief or extended, spontaneous or guided, portrayals help clients feel felt, witnessed, and known, while also recovering resilient parts of themselves once shut down to survive.
Together, we’ll explore:

When to offer a portrayal (and when not to)
What makes a portrayal safe and effective
The difference between dramatizing and attuning
How to listen deeply enough to offer oneself authentically

Come ready to witness, practice, and reflect. You don’t need to get it perfect—just present, curious, and connected.
Location: The Conflict Center, 4140 Tejon St., Denver, CO 80211
Online Option: A Zoom link will be provided for those joining virtually
Cost: $15 for members | $30 for non-members

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