Clinical Member

In order to become a Clinical Member, you need to have:

• a diploma in counselling or psychotherapy from a recognised Psychosynthesis training provider
• regular supervision and complete an annual declaration with your supervisor.

Note: The NZ Institute of Psychosynthesis Diploma of Counselling and the NZ Institute of Psychosynthesis Diploma of Psychotherapy are recognised by PAnzA. Applicants with other qualifications may need to provide evidence of the issuer being a formally recognised training provider.

PAnzA strongly advises that all practising Clinical members hold professional indemnity insurance.

Non Clinical Member

Non Clinical Membership is intended for those who have completed comprehensive Psychosynthesis training at the personal development level.

Graduates of the following training programmes are eligible for this membership:

• Foundation Year – The Institute of Psychosynthesis NZ
• Integration Year – Psychosynthesis South Pacific

Trainee Member

Trainee Members must be attending a recognised training programme, completion of which would lead to meeting criteria for clinical membership. The training programme must have a code of ethics and trainees must be covered by that institution’s indemnity insurance.

Associate Member

Associate Members need to have a background in Psychosynthesis counselling and psychotherapy but do not meet the criteria for the above categories e.g. a retired practitioner. These applications will be determined on a case-by-case basis by the PAnzA Executive Committee.

Honorary Members

People PAnzA wishes to honour for their role in the Psychosynthesis community who would not meet ordinary criteria. Fellow and Life members fit this category.

Fellow Members

People who have made a significant contribution to the development of Psychosynthesis theory and practice in Aotearoa New Zealand and/or Australia, or to the development of the professional association for Psychosynthesis counsellors and psychotherapists.

Life Members

People who make a significant contribution to PAnzA over an extended period of time.

Clinical Members and Associate Members will have full membership, which includes voting rights and the ability to serve on the Executive Committee.

 

Non Clinical and Trainee members have reduced fees, can attend the AGM and other PAnzA activities but have no voting rights nor the opportunity to serve on the Executive Committee.

 

All categories except Non Clinical members have a public  searchable profile listing on this site which can be hidden.

 

Honorary membership – (Life members and Fellow members) will have full membership and voting rights but will not pay fees.