A not-for-profit foundation · The Netherlands · Established 2017

Advancing transpersonal psychology and regression therapy

The Applied Transpersonal Psychology Foundation archives the literature of a young field, supports documentation and research, and awards grants to the people who carry the work forward.

What the foundation does

Solid professional practice in a young and controversial field

The foundation was established on 16 March 2017 by Hans TenDam. It is a not-for-profit organisation. Its goal is the international advancement of transpersonal psychology in general and regression therapy in particular.

  1. Archive

    Archive and make accessible documents in this field, including books, articles, conference proceedings and research material.

  2. Document and research

    Stimulate documentation of professional practices and techniques, as well as scientific research on the methods and results of applied transpersonal psychology.

  3. Award grants

    Award grants to researchers, publicists and students in this field.

  4. Spread knowledge

    Spread knowledge through lectures, publications and the Internet.

A reading room with tall shelves of old books, archive boxes and a desk lamp

The ATPF Library

A bibliography of the field, from its beginnings to today

An international library on regression therapy and other transpersonal therapy, collected by Hans TenDam over decades, is being catalogued and made accessible. It includes historical material from APRT, later IARRT, the first professional association of regression therapists, and physical and digital material from the first world congresses of regression therapists.

771titles catalogued
8languages
558physically in the collection

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Governance

The board

The foundation is governed by an unpaid board of four, chaired by its founder.

How the foundation works

Independent, and in close co-operation with EARTh

The foundation operates independently, but in close co-operation with EARTh, the Earth Association for Regression Therapy. Its board serves without remuneration. The foundation does not offer therapy, training or sessions itself: it exists so that the knowledge of the field is preserved, documented and passed on.

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Support

Help preserve and advance one of the most innovative, mind-opening and effective therapies around

Every gift goes to the foundation's statutory objectives: the library, documentation and research, grants, and the spreading of knowledge.