The European Forum of Psychomotricity

the EFP


	Organigramm
	Membership
	Members
	Member Countries
	Delegates

Membership-Requirements

There are 3 kinds of members:

Ordinary member

A ordinary member is a delegate of a country, member of the European union, and which has or has not a formation of psychomotrists, recognised by government. The ordinary member has speaking, questioning and voting rights.

Extraordinary member

An extraordinary member is a delegate of a country, not member of the European union, which has a formation of psychomotrists, recognised by government. The extraordinary member is not allowed to candidate for president or vice-president. The extraordinary member has speaking, questioning and voting rights.

Associated member

The associated member is a delegate of a country, member of the European union, which does not fulfil the conditions for regular or extraordinary member. The associated member has speaking and questioning rights.

This delegate and his suppliant are elected for 4 years by the associations representing psychomotor activities officially and on a national level. A reelection is allowed.

Roles of membership

For membership, a written demand must be addressed to the executive bureau. The executive bureau deliberates on the acceptance of the demand. The assembly of the members ratifies the decision. A written confirmation will be send.

The executive bureau may refuse a membership, if it is against the interests of the European forum of psychomotor activities. A protest note concerning this decision may be addressed to the assembly of the members, in the 4 weeks following the reception of the decision. The assembly of the members then statutes definitely.

Members have to respect the regulations and resolutions of the European forum of psychomotor activities and its organisms, and to defend the interests of the European forum of psychomotor activities and its members.

„demand for membership“ (form, pdf 365 KB)

If your country wants to become an EFP-member, please fill in this form and send it back to lone.frimodt@post.tele.dk and to veronika.pinter-theiss@psychomotorik.at

The European Forum of Psychomotricity