About PAnzA

Psychosynthesis Aotearoa New Zealand Australia (PAnzA) was established in 2011:

 

• To further the professional development of those working as Psychosynthesis counsellors and psychotherapists, through organising activities such as workshops, seminars, conferences, and through the creation of a Journal publishing research and articles.

• To enable representation of Psychosynthesis counsellors and psychotherapists in their wider professional context, through developing relationships with relevant organisations and advocating on behalf of the interests of members where appropriate.

• To provide a register of members, and to make available to the public a list of Psychosynthesis counsellors and psychotherapists.

• To provide opportunities for members to further develop community with one another.

• To play a role in expanding the knowledge of Psychosynthesis as a tool for individual and social change within the wider community.

• To disseminate information about Psychosynthesis training courses, events, workshops and conferences in our two countries, as well as relevant international activities such as conferences, publications, research and websites.

 

PAnzA is a voluntary organisation with an executive committee elected at annual general meetings.

 

Currently (as of 2013), there is a committee consisting of:

President -  Dr Mark Haxell & Deryn Cooper (jointly)

Secretary - to be decided at the AGM

Treasurer - Jan Williams

Interim Maori representative - Rihi Te Nana

Community development - Mark Skelding

Professional development - Dr Mark Haxell

Committee member- Catherine Russell (seconded onto the committee)