ABOUT EAIP

The European Association for Integrative Psychotherapy was established in 1993. It is the European Wide Accrediting Organisation (EWAO) for integrative psychotherapy in Europe.

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EUROPEAN CERTIFICATE

The European Certificate of Integrative Psychotherapy (ECIP) was established by EAIP to create a comprehensive European standard for integrative psychotherapy training.

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TRAINING AND SUPERVISION

We aim through EAIP accreditation of training and supervision courses to set a standard of excellence for integrative psychotherapy across Europe.

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RESEARCH AND PUBLICATIONS

We are committed to fostering research among our member organisations and we are a major sponsor of the European Journal for Qualitative Research in Psychotherapy.

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TRAINING

Integrative psychotherapy across Europe

Our member organisations offer training in integrative psychotherapy at European and World Standards in Belgium, Croatia, the Czech Republic, Denmark, France, Greece, Ireland, Italy, the Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Serbia, Slovenia and the United Kingdom. Upon graduation our students are eligible for the European Certificate of Integrative Psychotherapy (ECIP), the European Certificate of Psychotherapy (ECP), the World Certificate for Psychotherapy (WCPC) and national accreditation in their respective countries.

EAIP ORGANISATIONS

MEMBERSHIP

EAIP is an European Wide Accrediting Organization (EWAO), therefore representing integrative psychotherapists at a European level.

ORGANISATIONAL MEMBERSHIP

INDIVIDUAL MEMBERSHIP

EUROPEAN JOURNAL FOR QUALITATIVE RESEARCH IN PSYCHOTHERAPY

The mission of the European Journal for Qualitative Research in Psychotherapy (EJQRP) is to provide an accessible forum for research that advances the theory and practice of psychotherapy and supports practitioner-orientated research. .

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OUR PHILOSOPHY

What is integrative psychotherapy

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Integrative Psychotherapy is a mulitidimensional approach that integrates knowledge and skills from different psychotherapy modalities in a comprehensive framework, enabling psychotherapists to be responsive to diverse client needs, personality styles, interests and treatment preferences. Integrative psychotherapy overcomes the limitations of a single model and broadens the theoretical base of psychotherapy interventions. .