PAChAP – PROFESSIONAL ASSOCIATION OF CHILD ANALYTICAL PSYCHOLOGISTS

Welcome to the website of the Professional Association Children's Analytical Psychologists (PAChAP)

PAChAP was established in 2006 by an initiative group of psychologists to promote the development of specialists in the field of child analytical psychology, in accordance with international standards.

Priority tasks of the association

creating conditions for developing a psychological culture among the population;
psychological education in the field of childhood psychology;
dissemination of information about the norms and standards of psychological practice, the formation of a culture of seeking psychological help;
establishment of international ties with similar organizations around the world;
promotion of international cooperation and exchange of experience in the field of child psychology and psychotherapy;
participation in international symposia, conferences, congresses;
invitation of specialists from other countries to exchange professional experience.

Dear colleagues,
we invite you to participate in the international scientific and practical conference of
the Professional Association Children’s Analytical Psychologists (PAChAP)
in collaboration with the Mental Health Centre of the National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Academy,
the Department of Psychology and Pedagogy of NaUKMA

29-30 November 2025, online
“A Room of Requirement.
Imagination in Psychotherapeutic Work with Children”

If you would like to become a speaker, please fill out the registration form:
https://forms.gle/of5my7Hnu584gaJRA

If you would like to join as a conference participant, please fill out the form
https://forms.gle/yHwPUBaYHv8jFofc7

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Welcome to the website of the Professional Association Children's Analytical Psychologists (PAChAP)

Priority tasks of the association

creation of conditions for the formation of a psychological culture of the population;
psychological education in the field of childhood psychology;
dissemination of information about the norms and standards of psychological practice, the formation of a culture of seeking psychological help;
establishment of international ties with similar organizations around the world;
promotion of international cooperation and exchange of experience in the field of child psychology and psychotherapy;
participation in international symposia, conferences, congresses;
invitation of specialists from other countries to exchange professional experience.