Why Stay with AMAPP and Renew Your Membership

Because we are building more than a directory or association—we are co-creating a national movement grounded in community, care, and courageous practice.
By renewing your AMAPP membership, you remain part of a growing collective dedicated to ethical psychedelic practice, inclusive healing, and the wellbeing of practitioners.

We are proudly grassroots, committed to affordable services, clinical rigour, harm reduction, and respect for cultural context.
AMAPP brings together a diverse network of professionals—psychologists, therapists, doctors, researchers, community workers, and those with lived experience—to shape a future where psychedelic care is safe, accessible, and culturally informed.

As a member, you gain access to:

• A vibrant peer network for connection and collaboration

• Supervision and mentorship grounded in both clinical expertise and lived wisdom

• Ongoing professional development through training, webinars, and research pathways

• A public registry to increase visibility and referrals for your practice

• A trusted space to grow personally and professionally—with integrity

Join us as we work together to ensure psychedelic therapies are practiced safely, ethically, accessibly, and with integrity—for the benefit of clients, practitioners, and society.

AMAPP Accredited Practitioner Directory

The Australian Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Practitioners (AMAPP) maintains a national Accredited Practitioner Directory to recognise professionals who meet AMAPP’s standards for delivering safe, ethical, and culturally informed Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy (PAT) in Australia.

This directory includes fully accredited and provisionally accredited practitioners working under supervision as they complete the requirements for full recognition.

1. AMAPP Accreditation Requirements

To become an AMAPP-accredited member—whether or not you choose to appear in the public directory—you must agree to the following professional standards:

• Adhere to the AMAPP Code of Conduct, association standards, and the ethical guidelines of your relevant profession or regulatory body

• Not engage in underground or unregulated psychedelic practices outside of legally sanctioned frameworks

• Comply with all relevant state and national laws governing psychedelic medicine in Australia

• Maintain accurate, up-to-date professional details, including contact information, qualifications, and scope of practice

• Promptly notify AMAPP of any changes to your registration status, criminal charges, ethical complaints, or other professional concerns

• Participate in ongoing supervision, reflective practice, and professional development relevant to psychedelic-assisted therapy

These commitments apply to all AMAPP-accredited members, regardless of whether they are listed in the directory.

2. Additional Commitments for Directory Listing

If you choose to be listed in the AMAPP Accredited Practitioner Directory—whether with public or peer-only visibility—you are also agreeing to the following responsibilities:

AMAPP Member Commitments – Clinical Database Summary

All practitioners listed in the AMAPP Clinical Practitioner Database are required to:

1. Qualifications & Training

• Hold recognised qualifications and professional certifications relevant to their field (e.g., psychology, psychiatry, psychotherapy, social work, or equivalent)

• Have completed accredited training or supervised practice in Psychedelic-Assisted Therapy (PAT)

2. Ethical and Legal Practice

• Commit to AMAPP’s Code of Conduct, prioritising harm reduction, client safety, and evidence-based care

• Agree not to engage in underground or unregulated psychedelic therapy practices

3. Registration and Notification Obligations

• Maintain current registration with their relevant professional body (if applicable)

• Promptly inform AMAPP of:

• Any changes to their professional registration

• Criminal charges, ethical complaints, or allegations of professional misconduct

4. Database Profile Accuracy

• Keep their AMAPP database profile up to date, including contact information, qualifications, and areas of specialisation

• Acknowledge that AMAPP may conduct routine audits to ensure database accuracy and professional integrity

5. Profile Visibility Options
Choose your preferred level of visibility:

• Public Visibility – Your profile is accessible to the general public for referrals and client access

• Professional-Only Visibility – Your profile is viewable only by other AMAPP members and professional peers

Accreditation Pathways

Practitioners listed in this directory have been recognised by AMAPP in one of the following categories:

• Psychedelic-Assisted Therapist (PAT) – Clinicians trained in all phases of PAT with a background in psychology, counselling, or psychotherapy

• Psychedelic Facilitator (PF) – Support professionals trained to assist in preparation, dosing, and initial integration

• Psychedelic Prescriber (PP) – Psychiatrists or doctors authorised under Australian law to prescribe psychedelic medicines and trained in PAT delivery

Practitioners are either:

• Fully Accredited – Having completed required PAT-specific training, supervised hours, and credentialing

• Provisionally Accredited – Currently undergoing supervision and fulfilling final requirements for full accreditation