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European Association
of Body and Relational Psychotherapy

 

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AETPR vocation

The European Association of Body and Relational Psychotherapy was created in 1998.
It includes certified psychopractitioners in body psychotherapy.

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FF2P Member

AETPR is a member of the French Federation of Psychotherapy and Psychoanalysis (FF2P) which is composed of 60 organizations in France, training institutes and professional societies in psychotherapy.

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EABP Member

AETPR is also a member of the European Association for Body Psychotherapy (EABP), which is made up of the different movements of body psychotherapy in Europe.

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EAP Member

FF2P as well as EABP are both members of the European Association of Psychotherapy (EAP). EAP was created in 1991 and now unites 150 000 certified psychopractitioners in 41 countries in Europe.

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The professional commitment of AETPR members

Certified psychopractitioners members of the association have all gone through : • a thorough personal psychotherapy • a specific theoretical and clinical training in body psychotherapy • a regular professional practice of psychotherapy • a supervision of their clinical practice • a commitment to respect the ethical code of AETPR

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