Executive committee

The Executive Committee of the EAP consists of a maximum of fifteen persons: the President, the two Vice-Presidents, and the Treasurer, all elected by the General Meeting, the General Secretary, the External Relations Officer, the Registrar, the Chairpersons of the NUOC, EWOC and ETSC, all appointed by the Governing Board. The Governing Board may elect two more of its members to the Executive Committee.

Minutes of decisions taken by the Executive Committee are presented to the Governing Board.
The Executive Committee carries out the tasks of the Governing Board and is responsible to the Governing Board.

Irena Bezic

President, Co-Chair NUOC

c/o Idemo Dalje
10000 Zagreb,
B. Adzije 28
Croatia

Phone + Fax: +38 51 3646218
irena.gestalt@gmail.com

Catalin Zaharia

Vice President Elect, Co-Chair SARC

 

 

Patricia Hunt

Former President

America House – 2 America Square
London EC3N 2LU,

United Kingdom

Phone: +44(75)13190739

Patricia.hunt@europsyche.org

 

Tom Warnecke

General Secretary

1030 Wien
Eslarngasse 25/5

Austria

Phone: +44 7956 970509
generalsecretary@europsyche.org

Bruno van den Bosch

Chair Membership Committee

brn.vandenbosch@gmail.com

Ivana Slavkovic

Registrar, Chair TAC

iv.slavkovic@gmail.com

Mag. Alexander Rieder

Treasurer

1030 Wien,
Eslarngasse 25/5
Austria

alexander.rieder@europsyche.org

Prof. Nevena Calovska-Herzog

External Relations Officer

11000 Belgrade,
Sundeciceva 8
Serbia

Phone: +381 64 2040888
Phone: +381 11 2851187
nevena.calovska@gmail.com

José Maria Castilho

Chair ETSC

Dublin 3,
31 Bayview, Avenue
Ireland

Phone: +353 87 2458566
castilho.j@gmail.com

Dr.med. Elfriede Kastenberger

Co-Chair EWOC

2500 Baden,
Marchetstrasse 10
Austria

Mobile: +43 676 526 86 67
e.kastenberger@aon.at
kastenberger.at

Tatjana Prokic

Tatjana Prokic

Deputy Registrar

tatjana.prokic@europsyche.org

Training

Psychotherapists are required to engage in extensive personal psychotherapy during their training which is up to seven years duration. Psychotherapists usually have a first degree followed by a professional, highly specialised, theoretical and clinical training which includes research methodology and continuous professional development. The EAP promotes the recognition of common standards of training throughout Europe, and will ensure their mobility across member states.

Training