Application for the AAP 3-Year Certificate Program:

a Foundation in Anthroposophic Psychology

(an Educational Program)

Starting Dates for Seminar #1: April 6th – 10th, 2022

Today’s Date:

Applicant’s Name:

Mailing Address (Street, City, State, Zip Code, Country):

Telephone Number:

E-mail address:

How did you learn about AAP?

If someone referred you to the program, we would love to thank them. Who was it?

Identify titles of 2-3 books, or movies, that deeply moved you:

Professional degrees and/or certifications, (note: does not impact your admission to the program):

Brief listing of your work history:

Background in spiritual studies including anthroposophy and psychosynthesis:

Explain your interest in spiritual psychology, including anthroposophic psychology:

Can you commit to attending a program which meets 3 times each year, starting April of 2022, totaling nine 5-day seminars (Wednesday morning through Sunday noon) extending over a 3-year period? (Two absences are permissible to achieve a certificate, with at least one seminar’s content reviewed through planned make-up sessions with an AAP Intern or Associate.) ☐ Yes or ☐ No

Are you interested in receiving Continuing Education Units (CEUs)? ☐ Yes or ☐ No

Your Signature:

Friendly Disclaimer: Please note that the anthroposophic psychology 3-year certificate program is set up as an in-depth schooling in spiritual, or esoteric psychology. The 3-year program is an educational schooling. While self-development and mental health are comprehensively addressed conceptually, and through experiential activities, the program is NOT designed to be a group therapy experience. This program provides the essential foundation to enroll in AAP’s anthroposophic psychotherapy program. One cannot achieve a professional ethical standing as an anthroposophic psychotherapist/counselor without a creditable licensure in a designated mental health discipline plus a comprehension schooling in anthroposophic psychology, which is delivered in the AAP 3-year certificate program. Lastly, the program supplements conventional academic achievements. It does not grant a recognized licensure in mental health, psychotherapy, social work, psychology, or counseling.