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Being an IAGP Affiliate is more than belonging to an international association. It creates opportunities to connect, exchange ideas, learn from one another and develop projects together.
IAGP's Sections and Committees bring together colleagues with different professional interests, cultures and approaches. Affiliate Organisations are warmly invited and encouraged to connect with them directly — to share ideas, propose webinars or workshops, collaborate on research, develop educational activities, or simply begin a conversation.
Seven Sections and a growing set of Committees — analytic, psychodrama, family, organisational, expressive arts, transcultural and young professionals. Whatever your organisation practises, colleagues elsewhere practise it too.
Propose a webinar, a workshop or a panel. Recent Section webinars have drawn 200+ registrations from around the world — an audience most single organisations cannot reach alone.
Joint training, cross-border intervision, peer supervision, research collaborations and shared conferences all begin as one message to a Section or Committee chair.
The Young Professionals Section exists so that the next generation builds international relationships early. Connecting your students costs nothing and changes careers.
FORUM, the Globeletter and CAOA Connect all publish member work — and the free Professional Writing Group helps you get there.
Affiliates in good standing may use the IAGP Affiliate Organisation logo in their own promotion — a visible sign of belonging to an international body.
Pick the Section or Committee closest to what you already do — or to what you are curious about. One is enough to start.
A paragraph is plenty: who you are, what your organisation does, and what you are offering or looking for. You do not need a finished project.
A simple connection can become a webinar, a workshop, a research collaboration, a joint project, a professional exchange — or a lasting international relationship.
Seven Sections, each with a chair who reads what you send. One message is enough to start.
An open space for everyone in the CAOA community. Share an article you have written, raise a question for discussion, describe something you are working through in practice, or simply start a conversation. You do not need to be an academic and you do not need to represent a Section — if it matters to your professional life, it belongs here.
A meeting place for group analysts and colleagues interested in analytic approaches to groups. The Section promotes international and transdisciplinary exchange and plans webinars involving different analytic traditions.
Connects professionals working with couples, families, children and young people, encouraging the exchange of clinical experiences, methodologies and different theoretical perspectives. A dedicated subsection focuses on group psychotherapy and psychodrama for children and adolescents.
Brings together expressive arts, creativity and group psychotherapy through image, movement, sound, rhythm and other artistic forms. It is developing collaborations around expressive arts, education and healing in contexts of collective trauma.
An international forum for psychodrama, sociometry, sociodrama and related approaches. The Section is also building an archive and library of historical psychodrama documents, and welcomes contributions of materials.
Creates dialogue across cultures and supports culturally informed approaches to group psychotherapy. Its activities include the Culture Circle initiative, international conversations and opportunities for mentorship, research and cross-cultural collaboration.
Provides a space for students and emerging professionals to meet, develop projects, present their work and connect internationally. Affiliate Organisations are encouraged to connect their students with the Section.
Develops training, educational projects and international intervision and peer-supervision opportunities.
Affiliate Organisations are encouraged to explore joint educational activities and projects, particularly across countries and regions.
Encourages research engagement and connections between researchers, practitioners, Sections, Committees and Affiliate Organisations.
Share your research, connect researchers with colleagues internationally, explore collaborative projects, and contribute scientific and practice-based work to the wider IAGP community and to FORUM.
Connects professionals responding to war, violence, disasters and collective trauma.
The Committee offers opportunities for trauma-informed support, training, research and collaboration with other IAGP Sections and Committees.
Supports the development of IAGP online webinars and workshops, and welcomes proposals for future activities.
Do you or your organisation have something worth sharing internationally? Bring forward speakers, topics and ideas that could be valuable to the wider IAGP community.
Works to strengthen individual and organisational membership, participation, belonging and engagement across IAGP.
Affiliate Organisations can contribute valuable ideas about what members need, what creates a sense of belonging, and how IAGP can better serve, connect and engage members around the world.
Provides strategic financial intelligence to ensure short and long-term sustainability by supporting project development, upholding ethical stewardship, and advancing mission alignment.
Chair: Aroldo Cardoso Jr. · Members: Hande Karaliliç Üçer, Tânia Aldrighi Flake, Rodrigo Lourenço Ribeira
Provides a space for reflection and dialogue on professional ethics and standards across different cultures, professions and contexts.
Affiliate Organisations are encouraged to contribute their perspectives and experiences to these important international conversations.
You do not need to arrive with a fully developed project. Perhaps your organisation has a speaker to recommend, research to share, historical materials to preserve, an interesting clinical or organisational experience, a webinar idea, a challenge you would like to explore internationally, or simply an interest in meeting colleagues working in the same area.