European Certificate For Psychotherapy

European Certificate For Psychotherapy is a document awarded by EAP to prove correspondance of psychotherapy practitioner with it’s qualification standard (ISO/IEC 17024 (2012)). Strasbourg Declaration on Psychotherapy (1990) defines the profession of psychotherapist as "An independent scientific discipline". The aim of common European approach elaborated by EAP is to create a comprehensive standard for education and training in the fields of Psychotherapy. To apply for ECP candidate must meet the requirements of pan-European professional post-graduate training standard. It consists a minimum of 2,400 hours, over a minimum of 4 years. Principal directions of professional practice of psychotherapy is described in guidelines and Statement of Ethical principles of the Eap.

References

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Association_for_Psychotherapy https://iahip.org/european-certificate-of-psychotherapy-ecp http://www.psychother.com/eap/ecp.htm https://www.eabp.org/about-ecp.php https://www.nap-psychotherapie.nl/762/wat-is-het-ecp/ecp-en-de-eap.html http://www.psychotherapy-competency.eu/Documents/ECP_document.pdf https://dvp-ev.de/ecp-eap https://www.eanlpt.org/About-Us

https://www.psychotherapy.org.uk/join/benefits-of-membership/working-overseas/

https://www.europsyche.org/contents/13541/the-professional-competencies-of-a-european-psychotherapist.html https://www.europsyche.org/contents/13489/european-certificate-of-psychotherapy-ecp-.html

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