The Professional Registers

Supervision

The Criteria for Registration

Guidelines for Private Practice

Code of Practice

Continuous Professional Development

Professional registration membership is for qualified practitioners fulfilling the criteria for registration as a practitioner with ADMP UK. Associate membership is open to anyone interested in the profession. Student and institutional memberships are also available.

Applying for membership

(Membership forms can be found on this link.)

Members also receive a quarterly publication 'e-motion' which provides new and updated information on developments in the field, details of relevant workshops and courses, and many stimulating articles. Subscription to 'e-motion' is available to non-members. 

The Code of Professional Practice (2010) defines standards of professional conduct for Dance Movement Therapists. It is binding on all practicing members of ADMP UK. The guiding principal of the code is that Dance Movement Therapists shall always act in the best interests of the client.

The Criteria for Registration

have been established to safeguard the quality and standards of the Dance Movement Psychotherapy profession in the UK for the benefit of both its members and the public. Registered practitioners are considered competent to work as part of a multi-disciplinary team. ADMP keeps separate registers of members competent to work in private practice and as clinical supervisors.

This document sets out the criteria and procedures for admission to the professional register of ADMP.

This section is currently being revised. If you have any questions on this please contact the administrator admin@admt.org.uk.

It also sets out the basic criteria for accreditation of new DMP training courses

The Professional Register

The professional member register consists of names and addresses of individuals who are recognised by the Association as competent and licensed to practice to work as professional dance movement therapists.

The professional register has been established in order to safeguard the quality and standards of the Dance Movement Psychotherapy profession in the United Kingdom for the benefit both of its members and of the public. ADMP also maintains registers of members qualified to supervise and to be in private practice.

Continuous Professional Development

All registered professional members are required to complete their CPD each year and to keep records of these activities.

Membership Rates from Ist April 2011