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Experiential Dynamic Therapy

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Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy

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Experiential Dynamic Therapy: Focus - Efficacy - Depth

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A Clear Clinical Framework

An effective approach that empowers the clinician to navigate a complex array of emotional dynamics in real time.

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An Integrative Approach

Integrating the diverse textures of experiential-dynamic therapy with high-yield psychotherapeutic tools into one coherent continuum.

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Video-Based Case Analysis

High-precision clinical supervision utilizing collaborative review of recorded, live therapeutic sessions.

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Welcome to the EDTcore international training program

11.30.2026
16:00-21:00

IEDTA-Certified Core Training in Experiential Dynamic Psychotherapy (EDT)

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55K
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40
Years of Research
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Centers Worldwide

All the Ways to Learn EDT with Us

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Full Core Training Track (Certification)

Designed for those looking to specialize and become certified EDT clinicians.

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Hybrid Learning

In-person sessions combined with interactive Zoom meetings in intimate, small cohorts.

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About EDT Core

Psychotherapy is a complex human encounter, requiring the therapist to understand and respond to a variety of processes occurring simultaneously. Many therapists experience burnout, overload, or stagnation when facing patients presenting with increasing clinical complexity, trauma, or rigid defense mechanisms. The experiential-dynamic approach offers a clear clinical framework and an accurate roadmap for understanding the connection between emotions, anxiety, and defenses, helping the therapist navigate the complexity of the therapeutic encounter in real time.

EDT Core serves as a professional home, training center, and community for therapists who aspire to deepen their clinical practice, pursue lifelong professional growth, and expand their capacity to facilitate meaningful, lasting change in their clients’ lives.

Through rigorous theoretical study, live video case reviews, clinical supervision, and a supportive peer network, we offer a professional ecosystem that seamlessly integrates psychodynamic depth, experiential learning, and practical application.

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Testimonials & reviews

  • The experiential dynamic therapy approach (EDT) has greatly improved the efficacy of my work with my patients. It teaches me to set, together with the patient, goals with an internal psychological focus, to identify and accelerate the dynamic process from moment to moment, to strengthen the therapeutic alliance, and to allow the patient deep contact with blocked emotions behind defenses whose price is too high.

    Ehud Helek

    Expert Clinical Psychologist, Supervisor in Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Experiential Dynamic Therapy (EDT)

  • If I were to go back to the time when I headed the psychology program, I would make sure to incorporate this training as an integral part of the curriculum for clinical psychologists in general. In my eyes, this is an essential method that therapists must know in order to provide precise, effective therapy that truly brings about change.

    Dr. Joop Meijers

    Clinical Psychologist and Experiential-Psychodynamic Therapist, PhD in Psychology from the University of Amsterdam, Certified Supervisor in Psychotherapy and Psychodiagnostics, Former Head of the Child Clinical Psychology Program at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and Chairman of the Israeli Association for Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy (ITA)

  • EDT is an approach that does not allow the patient to hide behind their usual defense mechanisms. It helps us as therapists distinguish exactly when genuine emotional change occurs and when therapy gets stuck – and to know how to respond to lead the process forward.

    Efrat Gabay

    Psychologist, CBT Therapist, Mindfulness Instructor

  • I had a rich ‘buffet’ of theories about the mind, but when I closed the clinic door and sat down with a patient, I felt something was missing. I had a lot of ingredients, but I didn’t have a unifying model to tell me how to actually work with all of it in practice, in real time.

    Or Nelkenbaum

    Integrative Psychotherapist

  • The tools I acquired in this approach allow me as a therapist to work in a focused yet thorough manner on the person’s goals. The approach emphasizes identifying emotions beneath the patient’s defenses, which helps them cope with complex emotions and situations in their lives much better than before, thereby improving their quality of life.

    Shira Gurevitz

    Social Worker, MSW

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