Please fill in the forms “EAP membership / General” and the “EAP membership for Individuals” or “EAP membership for Organisations” and sign the “Strasbourg Declaration on Psychotherapy” and send these three documents to the EAP head office.
EAP Membership Application (general) (MS Word, 35,5 KB)
Strasbourg Declaration on Psychotherapy (MS Word, 33,0 KB)
Please fill in the forms “EAP membership / General” and the “EAP membership for Individuals” and sign the “Strasbourg Declaration on Psychotherapy” and send these three documents to the EAP head office.
EAP Membership Application (individual) (35,5 KB)
Strasbourg Declaration on Psychotherapy (MS Word, 33,0 KB)
Please fill in the forms “EAP membership / General” and the “EAP membership for Organisations” and sign the “Strasbourg Declaration on Psychotherapy” and send these three documents to the EAP head office.
The organisation must be legally registered, and must possess an accountable administrative and financial structure; it must be active in the field of psychotherapy; it must have a clear definition of who is within the organisation, and on what grounds; and it must have a written code of ethics or ethical practice, compatible with the ethical guidelines of the EAP.
EAP Membership Application (organisation) (MS Word, 35,0 KB)
Strasbourg Declaration on Psychotherapy (MS Word, 33,0 KB)
Psychotherapists are required to engage in extensive personal psychotherapy during their training which is up to seven years duration. Psychotherapists usually have a first degree followed by a professional, highly specialised, theoretical and clinical training which includes research methodology and continuous professional development. The EAP promotes the recognition of common standards of training throughout Europe, and will ensure their mobility across member states.
Training