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Collaborations

Mutual regard across the psychedelic space.

AMAPP acknowledges these organisations for their work in the psychedelic space. They hold different roles within the community, with varied missions and focus.

Naming them here reflects mutual regard and shared values. It does not necessarily mean that AMAPP endorses all their actions and beliefs, or vice versa.

Acknowledged organisations

Organisations we acknowledge for their work in the field.

Psychedelic Medicine Association

Acknowledged Organisation

A society of physicians, therapists, and healthcare professionals advancing education on the therapeutic uses of psychedelic medicines. A public benefit corporation, it works to bridge the gap between psychedelic research and frontline medical practice through courses, webinars, and a professional community of more than 1,200 healthcare professionals.

Australian and New Zealand College of Cannabinoid Medicine (ANZCCM)

Acknowledged Organisation

A professional membership body for cannabinoid medicine practitioners. It provides education and professional development for AHPRA and New Zealand registered doctors, nurses, and pharmacists, including a RACGP-accredited prescriber course, grand rounds, and an annual conference.

Australian Association of Psychologists Inc (AAPi)

Acknowledged Organisation

A peak not-for-profit psychology association promoting excellence and fostering a unified community of psychologists nationwide. It offers advocacy on systemic issues facing psychology in Australia, professional development and CPD, a find-a-psychologist directory, and member support services.

Why we name them

The naming of individuals and organisations on the AMAPP website reflects mutual regard and shared values. It does not necessarily mean that AMAPP endorses all of their actions and beliefs, or that they endorse all of ours.

We firmly believe that acknowledging organisations with diverse views is essential for a multidisciplinary body, and we value their unique perspectives. This approach allows for vibrant exchanges of ideas and ensures that AMAPP reflects the wider community.

It also strengthens our ability to follow through on our vision and mission: supporting a rollout of psychedelic-assisted therapy (PAT) in Australia that is legal, ethical, accountable and effective. AMAPP's own positions are set out in our Position Statement and Policy and Guidelines.

For organisations

Working in or alongside the psychedelic space?

If your organisation shares AMAPP's commitment to a legal, ethical, accountable and effective rollout of PAT in Australia, we would like to hear from you.

For practitioners

Join the multidisciplinary community.

AMAPP membership brings together clinicians, allied health professionals, researchers, educators, and integration and harm reduction specialists working toward evidence-informed practice.