The Association for Humanistic Psychology (AHP) is an international association of people who are interested in exploring human experience and behaviour through the broad spectrum of approaches encompassed by humanistic psychology.

There are associations in North America (where AHP began) and many other countries, including France, Greece, Spain, Russia and the UK where the British AHP(B) started in the 1960s.

The Association for Humanistic Psychology in Britain is a registered charity. An Annual General Meeting is held each year, whilst the executive committee meets regularly during the course of the year to consider the activities of the association.

Our members share an interest in personal growth and development. This often includes an interest in different forms of therapy and arising issues. However, as diversity and inclusion are core beliefs of humanistic psychology, it is not surprising that members come from diverse, wide-ranging sections of society.

Our members' interests cover a wide range of activities and this range is reflected in the articles, letters and reviews welcomed by our lively, bi-monthly journal, 'Self & Society'.

We welcome members from all areas of interest and ages, though applicants need to be over 18 years of age.