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European Association for Psychothérapy
Rassemble 170 organisations (Fédérations nationales et internationales) de 41 pays d'Europe, représentant plus de 120000 psychothérapeutes.
Basée sur la Déclaration de Strasbourg (1990) qui précise que la Psychothérapie constitue une profession spécifique indépendante, à caractère scientifique, impliquant un haut niveau de formation.
L'EAP a élaboré un code de déontologie ; elle délivre un Certificat Européen de
Psychothérapeute (CEP) et publie un Registre européen de psychothérapeutes diplômés.
Elle édite une revue internationale.
Elle est membre du Conseil Mondial de la Psychothérapie (WCP) Créée en juin 1991.
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European Association for Psychotherapy
The EAP represents 128 organisations (28 national umbrella associations, 17 European-wide associations for psychotherapy) from 41 European countries and by that more than 120.000 psychotherapists. Membership is also open for individual psychotherapists.
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Based on the "Strasbourg Declaration on Psychotherapy of 1990" the EAP represents high training standards for a scientifically based and stands for a free and independent practice of psychotherapy.
NAO - National Awarding Organisations
EWAO - European Wide Accrediting Organisation
European Certificate for Psychotherapy (ECP)
The EAP has established a European-Certificate for Psychotherapy whose target goal is mutual recognition and equal conduct of psychotherapy in Europe.
Search the Register for ECP-Psychotherapists Get information "how to apply for an ECP"
EAP - Ressources
The EAP has developed ethical guidelines for the protection of the patients which are obligatory for its members.
The new EAP statutes are also available.
The EAP disposes of a data base as a central information base on psychotherapy for the European Union, governments, public authorities, and other organisations.
The EAP is a founding member and active part in the World Council for Psychotherapy (WCP).
The head office of the EAP is located in Vienna.
The EAP is publishing the "International Journal of Psychotherapy" (ISBN 1356-9082).
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