American Psychotherapy Association

Diplomate Designation

 

Diplomate Designation (DAPA)

Diplomate status (DAPA) is a prestigious designation that all psychotherapists should strive to attain. It is based on measurable skills, knowledge, experience, education, and training.

  1. •Diplomate status is only available to applicants who have achieved a minimum of a master's degree from a lawfully operating College or University or foreign equivalent in a psychotherapy related field.

  2. •All applicants must have a minimum of four years of professional psychotherapy experience.

  3. •Successful Applicants must possess and maintain an excellent professional portfolio and demonstrate extensive education, experience, knowledge, skill, and training.

  4. •Diplomates are strongly encouraged to complete a minimum of 15 continuing education credits per year to maintain their status.

  5. •Diplomate status through the American Psychotherapy Association is registered with the National Certification Commission and is a voluntary process that recognizes excellence in the profession of psychotherapy.


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The American Psychotherapy Association (American Psychotherapy Association) does not endorse, guarantee, or warrant the credentials, work, or opinions of any individual member. Membership in American Psychotherapy Association does not constitute the grant of a license or other licensing authority by or on behalf of the organization as to a member's qualifications, abilities, or expertise.

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