What Is the Association for Transpersonal Psychology (ATP) Website?

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atpweb.org is the official website of the Association for Transpersonal Psychology (ATP), a membership-supported international coordinating organization for scientific, social, and clinical transpersonal work. The site is useful if you want to understand ATP's mission, find a professional member, access its journal and newsletters, or learn about events and membership benefits. It is primarily an informational and membership hub rather than a service or product platform.

What ATP Is and What It Stands For

According to the site's About page, ATP describes itself as "a membership supported international coordinating organization for scientific, social, and clinical transpersonal work that serves the world community."

Its stated mission is to "promote eco-spiritual transformation through transpersonal inquiry and action." The organization says it recognizes "the reciprocity inherent between our actions and our world" and is dedicated to encouraging practices and perspectives that lead to "a conscious, sustainable, co-evolution of culture, nature, and society."

In plain terms, ATP positions itself as a coordinating body connecting people and work in transpersonal psychology, with an emphasis on the relationship between inner experience and ecological and social change.

What You Can Find on the Site

The site is organized around a few main areas, accessible from its navigation:

  • About — organizational information, including About Us and the Board of Directors.
  • Resources — a Professional Member Directory, current and archived newsletters (ATP Reflections, AHP/ATP Perspective), a list of schools and programs, "Media that Matters," and the Grof Photo Archive.
  • News & Events — upcoming events and organizational news.
  • Journal (JTP) — information about the Journal of Transpersonal Psychology, including its content, subscription information, advertising rates, an archive, and an ordering option.
  • Members Only — member resources and member login, plus a Join/Renew page.
  • Contact — how to reach ATP.

Finding a Professional Member

If your goal is to locate a practitioner or professional in the field, the Professional Members Directory is the relevant section. It is listed both under Resources and in the site's Quick Links.

Publications and Newsletters

The site links to several publications:

  • Journal of Transpersonal Psychology (JTP) — with its own content, subscription, advertising, archive, and ordering pages.
  • ATP Reflections Newsletter — current newsletter.
  • AHP/ATP Perspective Newsletter — listed under both Resources and Quick Links.
  • Journal of Transpersonal Research — also linked from the navigation.

Note that some journal-related areas, such as the JTP Archive, are marked as requiring member login.

Events and Current News

The site's Transpersonal News section highlights organizational activity. Two examples shown on the page:

  • An ATP Forum – Online, scheduled for Saturday, September 12, 2026, with guest speaker Vladimir Maykov, described as President of the Russian Association of Transpersonal Psychology and Psychotherapy.
  • An announcement of a Lifetime Achievement Award honoring Dr. Stanley Krippner, with a "Details here" link.

Because events and news change over time, check the News & Events section directly for the current schedule rather than relying on any single listing.

Membership and Access

ATP describes itself as membership supported, and the site includes a "Join ATP today" call to action promising "a Wealth of Benefits," along with a Join/Renew page. A Members Only area and member login indicate that some content is restricted to members.

The site also includes a DONATE TO ATP! link, indicating it accepts donations.

The available page information references a "subscription" in connection with the journal, but it does not state prices, payment methods, or whether any content is free. Treat specific costs and access terms as things to confirm on the relevant subscription or membership page.

Contact Information

When This Site Is Useful to You

  • You want to understand what transpersonal psychology is as framed by a long-standing association.
  • You are looking for a professional member or practitioner.
  • You want to read or subscribe to the Journal of Transpersonal Psychology or ATP newsletters.
  • You are considering ATP membership and want to see the stated benefits.
  • You want to know about upcoming ATP events or organizational news.

If you need clinical services, academic accreditation details, or pricing, the site's general pages may not answer those directly — use the member directory, journal subscription page, or contact email to get specifics.