GANZ Members listed on the Practitioner Directory are required to:
- Have completed a course of training in Gestalt Therapy, and
- Maintain professional accreditation with an appropriate accreditation body. As a minimum, an accreditation body will have:
- A Code of Ethics and Complaints procedure
- Require professional indemnity insurance
- Verify qualifications meet training standards
A list of accreditation bodies that meet GANZ’s requirements can be found here.
GANZ relies on the goodwill and honesty of its members in confirming the above requirements for listing on the Practitioner Directory. GANZ does not take responsibility for the accuracy of the details supplied by Members in this list.
If you wish to verify the qualifications or registration of a Gestalt Therapist on the Practitioner Directory, please contact the professional registering body named by the individual practitioner in their listing.
Google or other search engines can be useful in locating other practitioners offering Gestalt Therapy. Careful consideration should be given to these results, and the practitioners’ qualifications should broadly conform to having graduated from four years of specific Gestalt Therapy training, as well as outlining their Gestalt Therapy practice experience.