IAPOP is an International Association of Practitioners of Process Oriented Psychology, who associate out of their shared values, vision and goals, as well as support for diversity, creativity, relationship and the exciting range of research and practice within our professional community.

What we do

The IAPOP Mission

The Association supports collaboration and sharing research, experience and ideas in the evolving field of Process Oriented Psychology, and its relationship to a wide range of fields from psychotherapy and psychiatry to mind-body medicine, conflict resolution and organizational development.

IAPOP also supports continuing education, giving and receiving feedback among practitioners, and promoting diversity and shared standards among our training programs in Process Oriented Psychology internationally.

What is Process Work

Bringing awareness to the world

Process Oriented Psychology, or Process Work as it is more commonly known, is a new paradigm that integrates concepts from physics, psychology, anthropology, and spirituality into a new paradigm and methodology that has applications in many fields.

Developed by Arnold and Amy Mindell and colleagues, it includes key concepts like Deep Democracy and Worldwork. These terms describe various aspects of Process Work theory and application.

Membership

All professional practitioners who are committed to the research and practice of Deep Democracy, Process Work, and Worldwork and have completed rigorous training programs through IAPOP affiliated organizations can become members. And, your first year of membership is free. Members have access to a community forum allowing for easy connection and even organized meetings with other members. There is also updated information on Worldwork and other membership events. Discover the benefits of becoming an IAPOP member and how to do it here.

Training

There are many schools that provide process work training recognized by IAPOP all around the world. Programs range from Certificate to Diplomate levels to address a variety of learning needs and resource levels. If you’re looking for a training program, check here to find a training centre near you.

Facilitators

Find a qualified process work practitioner who is an IAPOP member in the directory. Our members specialize in various areas (facilitation, therapy, organizational development & more) and speak many languages.

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