About AANZPA
The Vision
Our vision is of people all over the world expressing themselves relevantly in the ordinary here and now situations in which they live and work. This expression may be in silence, in learning, in building, in negotiating, in teaching, or in play. It is a responsive and creative expression that brings joy to the human spirit that uplifts the soul that makes us feel part of the universe again.
Members
First established in 1980, AANZPA now has Ordinary and Distinguished members who are Certificated Psychodramatist, Sociodramatists, Sociometrists or Role-Trainers. Some of these members are further certificated as Trainer, Educator and Practitioners (TEPs) or Educator Practitioners. Other Members are Associate Members. Members are mainly from Australia or Aotearoa New Zealand, with some in Japan, USA, UK or Europe
AANZPA is as an incorporated not-for-profit association in South Australia and in Aotearoa New Zealand.
Organisational Membership
- Organisational member of the International Association of Group Psychotherapy
- Founding constituent member of the Psychotherapy and Counselling Federation of Australia

Access a copy of the AANZPA Constitution
Objects
The object of the Association is to provide an organisation, property and facilities to promote psychodrama.
Ethics
Information about the Ethics Committee, the Code of Ethics and the Complaints Procedure.
AANZPA Executive
The AANZPA Executive is elected from certificated members every two years.
AANZPA Membership
Information about AANZPA Membership and AANZPA Membership Categories
Community Network
Information about the AANZPA Community Network
Board of Examiners
AANZPA’s Board of Examiners is appointed by the Executive.
Regions
Regions further the life of AANZPA and its members in each area of Australia and Aotearoa New Zealand.
Research
AANZPA promotes spontaneity in the Members of the Association and through them others spontaneity.
Ohomairaki
Ohomairaki is a group of Māori and Pakeha working to develop a bi-culturalism within the Association.