EABP Organisation - Aims and Objectives
- To act as an accrediting organization for European body-psychotherapists and to maintain and promote standards, ethics, and levels of professional worth among its members;
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- to establish body-psychotherapy as a recognized branch of the profession of psychotherapy,
- to obtain official recognition for the speciality of body-psychotherapy in the various European countries, and
- to establish that body-psychotherapy can be practiced legally and professionally in all countries in Europe;
- to promote the dialogue and the exchange of information among the EABP Members to further their intellectual, scientific, creative and special knowledge and practice in bodypsychotherapy in a manner similar to other fields of psychotherapy;
- to offer EABP Members the opportunity to make use of the Association as a supporting structure through the exchange and interchange of information and experience;
- to develop and support all kinds of activities including the organization of congresses, workshops or other meetings;
- a to compile a bibliography of all published articles and books relating to the specific theoretical area of body-psychotherapy, and b to issue a professional journal about Body-Psychotherapy, and c to collect and compile publications relating to the subject;
- to further scientific research and development in Body-Psychotherapy.
