World Certificate for Psychotherapy (WCPC)

Dear ladies and gentlemen,

Now you get the opportunity to receive the World Certificate for Psychotherapy (WCPC)

The procedure for the application is as follows:

The World Certificate for Psychotherapie will be awarded to all psychotherapists who have a psychotherapeutic training according to WCP standards. The WCP standards fully correspond to the ECP standards – which means that every ECP holder can apply for the WCPC without any problems. The WCPC will be awarded from 2007 on.

If you think that you fulfill the criteria for the certificate, please let us know that you are interested in the award of the WCPC, by writing an email to headoffice@worldpsyche.org. If you are an ECP holder in good standing the only additional thing you need to do to get the WCPC is to transfer the fee for the award. The fee is Euro 350,-- + shipping and has to be paid free of any charges for the WCP. You will get our bank details by contacting us.

As soon as we receive your fee we will check your status as ECP holder. If everything is OK we will issue the WCPC and send it to you. You then will also be listed in on our homepage (name and country).

The World Certificate for Psychotherapy (WCPC)

Procedures WCP for the application for the World Certificate for Psychotherapy

Preamble

The World Council for Psychotherapy (hereafter, the WCP) is concerned to protect the interest of this profession and the public it serves, by ensuring that the profession functions at an appropriate level of training and practice. One of its immediate aims is to establish an World Certificate of Psychotherapy (hereafter, the WCPC), which will help ensure that psychotherapists are trained to the WCP's standards and which will help guarantee the mobility of professional psychotherapists. This is in accordance with the aims of the World Health Organisation (WHO) and the non-discrimination accord valid within the framework of the European Union (EU).

The 1990 Strasbourg Declaration on Psychotherapy, established by the EAP (European Association for Psychotherapy), is the bedrock of its commitment to creating a compatible and independent profession of psychotherapy across Europe.

The Strasbourg Declaration on Psychotherapy

* Psychotherapy is an independent scientific discipline, the practice of which represents an independent and free profession.
* Training in psychotherapy takes place at an advanced, qualified and scientific level.
* The multiplicity of the methods of psychotherapy is assured and guaranteed.
* Psychotherapy training includes theory, self-experience and practice under supervision. Adequate knowledge is gained of further processes of psychotherapy.
* Access to training is through various preliminary qualifications, in particular in human and social sciences.

Strasbourg, October 21st, 1990

The Strasbourg Declaration is supported by the WCP.


Bodies involved in the award of the WCPC are:

* The World Council for Psychotherapy.
* A pool of at least 3 experts for each of the five continents (Africa, America, Asia, Australia, Europe).


Requirements for receiving the WCPC:

For receiving the WCPC the applicant has to fulfill the following criteria:

* A psychotherapeutic training according to the WCP standards (for details see below) or
* being a well experienced psychotherapist (grandparenting - for details see below).

WCP standards for psychotherapeutic training:

Psychotherapy modalities:

The method of psychotherapy used (hereafter, modality) must be well defined and distinguishable from other psychotherapy modalities and have a clear theoretical basis in the human sciences.
The theory must be integrated with the practice, be applicable to a broad range of problems, and have been demonstrated to be effective.
The scientific validity of the modality must have been accepted by the WCP and it must have been recognised in several countries as valid by relevant professional organisations.

The WCPC should only be given to psychotherapists who have been trained in a modality which fulfils the following criteria:

1. Has clearly defined areas of enquiry, application, research, and practice.
2. Has demonstrated its claim to knowledge and competence within its field tradition of diagnosis/assessment and of treatment/intervention.
3. Has a clear and self-consistent theory of the human being, of the therapeutic relationship, and of health and illness.
4. Has methods specific to the approach which generate developments in the theory of psychotherapy, demonstrate new aspects in the understanding of human nature, and lead to ways of treatment/intervention.
5. Includes processes of verbal exchange, alongside an awareness of non-verbal sources of information and communication.
6. Offers a clear rationale for treatment/ interventions facilitating constructive change of the factors provoking or maintaining illness or suffering.
7. Has clearly defined strategies enabling clients to develop a new organization of experience and behaviour.
8. Is open to dialogue with other psychotherapy modalities about its field of theory and practice.
9. Has a way of methodically describing the chosen fields of study and the methods of treatment/intervention which can be used by other colleagues.
10. Is associated with information which is the result of conscious self reflection, and critical reflection by other professionals within the approach.
11. Offers new knowledge, which is differentiated and distinctive, in the domain of psychotherapy.
12. Is capable of being integrated with other approaches considered to be part of scientific psychotherapy so that it can be seen to share with them areas of common ground.
13. Describes and displays a coherent strategy to understanding human problems, and an explicit relation between methods of treatment/ intervention and results.
14. Has theories of normal and problematic human behaviour which are explicitly related to effective methods of diagnosis/ assessment and treatment/intervention.
15. Has investigative procedures which are defined well enough to indicate possibilities of research.

Within the World Council for Psychotherapy (WCP) the following modalities fulfil the criteria listed above:

• Psychodynamic / psychoanalytic psychotherapy (S. Freud, C.G. Jung, A. Adler, etc.)
• Behavioural and cognitive psychotherapy
• Family, sexual, and couple psychotherapy
• Group psychotherapy
• Person-centered psychotherapy (C. Rogers)
• Gestalt psychotherapy
• Transactional analysis
• Psychodrama psychotherapy
• Positive psychotherapy (Peseschkian, since 1968)
• Existential psychotherapy
• Body psychotherapy
• Expressive psychotherapy
• Hypnopsychotherapy
• Integrative psychotherapy
• Child and youth psychotherapy
• Morita

Length and content of psychotherapy training:

The total duration of the training will not be less than 3200 hours, spread over a minimum of seven years, with the first three years being the equivalent of a university degree. The later four years of which must be in a training specific to psychotherapy.

The training meets the WCP's criteria for basic professional training, and includes the following elements:

Personal Psychotherapeutic Experience, or equivalent. This should be taken to include training analysis, self-experience, and other methods involving elements of self-reflection, therapy, and personal experience (not less than 250 hours). No single term is agreed by all psychotherapy methods. Any training shall include arrangements to ensure that the trainees can identify and appropriately manage their involvement in and contributions to the processes of the psychotherapies that they practice in accordance with their specific methods.

Theoretical Study
There will be a general part of university or professional training and a part which is specific to psychotherapy. University or professional courses leading to a first University degree or its equivalent professional qualification in subjects relevant to psychotherapy may be allowed as a part of, or the whole of, the general part of psychotherapy theory, but cannot contribute towards the 4 years of specific psychotherapy training. Theoretical study during the 4 years of training specific to psychotherapy should include the following elements:
Theories of human development throughout the life-cycle
An understanding of other psychotherapeutic approaches
A theory of change
An understanding of social and cultural issues in relation to psychotherapy
Theories of psychopathology
Theories of assessment and intervention

Practical Training
This will include sufficient practice under continuous supervision appropriate to the psychotherapeutic modality and will be at least two years in duration.

Placement in a mental health setting, or equivalent professional experience.
The placement must provide adequate experience of psycho-social crisis and of collaboration with other specialists in the mental health field.
Supervision, training and, where applicable, personal psychotherapy should be provided by practitioners whose training meets the criteria of the WCPC. Advanced trainings for trainers and supervisors are not covered by these criteria, but will be required.

Supervision.
At least 150 sessions of supervision are required.


Grandparenting:

The introduction of any new professional qualification means that the status of current practitioners needs to be recognised. The process of recognising practitioners who have acquired expertise through practice and not necessarily training is known as 'grandparenting'.

The criteria for grandparenting are:
A grandparented practitioner has levels of skill equal or greater than to those of a practitioner trained to the standard of the WCPC.
The practitioner is a member of a professional body and adheres to a code of ethics which is compatible with that of the WCP.
The practitioner has expertise in a modality of psychotherapy which is recognised by the WCP.
The practitioner has been in independent professional practice for a period of at least four years.
Practitioners who are in training, or who have recently completed a training, will not normally be considered for grandparenting, but may have their training recognised retrospectively.


Basic professions:

In some countries access to training to become a psychotherapist is through various preliminary qualifications (differs from country to country), in particular human and social sciences. For the WCPC the following basic professions will be accepted:
• Psychiatrists (medical doctors)
• Psychologists
• Social workers
• Teachers
• Psychotherapists from a different origin who work in the social field and have a profound education in psychotherapy.


Ethical issues:

Each WCPC holder should be member of an psychotherapeutic organisation which has an ethical code corresponding to the ethical code of the WCP or the EAP.


Public register of WCPC holders:

A register of all WCPC holders will be made available for the public through the Internet.
As the data of the applicant is only checked at the time of the application the WCP cannot hold any reliability for the conduct of the psychotherapist after the award of the WCPC. If the WCP receives valid information on misconduct of psychotherapists the persons in question will be removed from the register.

[CLN]8499[CLT]Click here to view the public register of WCPC holders[CLE]


How to apply for an WCPC:

Please use "Pracitioner Registration Form for the WCPC" (download below)

Applicants send their Curriculum Vitae (with special reference to their psychotherapy training and/or experience) to the WCP headoffice, Att. Ms. Tamara Trebes, Freudplatz 1, A-1020 Vienna and also transfer the fee for the WCPC to the following account: PSK Bank, Georg Coch Platz 2, A-1018 Vienna, account no. 93.037.035, code 60.000.
IBAN: AT376000000093037035. BIC: OPSKATWW

After receiving the fee the appliction will be checked by the pool of experts. If there are any open questions the applicant will be asked to answer them. If the application is in order the Certificate will be issued and sent to the applicant.


Fee for the World Certificate for Psychotherapy (WCPC):

The fee for the WCPC is € 350,-- + shipping for each application.
This fee is not refundable.

WCPC-Holders

WCPC-Psychotherapists

AAJLANE Samira		Morocco
AALBACHI Hind		Morocco
ABDELFATTAH Arissa		Netherlands
ABELES Roby, Dr.		Australia
ABI-HABIB Rudy, Dr.		Lebanon
ADARVE Eloisa Perea		Colombia
ADLER-KYRITSIS Jasmin		Austria
AFANASYEV Sergey Vladimirovich, Prof., Ph.D., MBA		Russia
AKNIN Nicole, Prof.Dr		France
ALFONZO LLINARES David		Spain
ALLEN Mary, M.A.		Ireland
AL-SALIHY Adil A.S., Asst. Prof.		Iraq
ANG Philip		Singapore
ARANđELOVIć Nemanja		Serbia
ASHCHEULOVA Oxana		Russia
ATTARD David, Prof. Dr.		Malta
AVILA-RAUCH Celia, Dipl.-Psych.		Germany
AVRAMENKO Valeriy		Russia
AYOUBY Kenneth Kahtan, Dr.		Saudi Arabia
BACHFELD Angela		Germany
BAPTISTA Ana, Dr.		Portugal
BECK Edeltraud		Germany
BELAHCEN Sanae		Morocco
BELOGORODSKI Lev		Russia
BELOKUROVA Marina		Russia
BENJELLOUN TOUIMI Leila		Morocco
BENKO Edwin		Austria
BERGMEISTER Pia		Netherlands
BERRADA Nadia		Morocco
BHANOT Pinki, Dr.		India
BIEHLE Ralf, Dr.		Germany
BJORGE Knut Harald		Norway
BLAL Mounia		Morocco
BOGATSKAYA Elena		Ukraine
BÖHLIG Andre		Germany
BOWDEN Roy A.		New Zealand
BROENG Susanne, cand.scient.soc.		Denmark
BROOKHOUSE Shaun		United Kingdom
BRUZZONE Graciela		Argentina
BURNO Mark		Russia
BUYST Tanja		Belgium
BUZIASHVILI Boris, Dr.		Russia
CAI Yu		Malaysia
CASTILLO Carlos Alberto, Dr.		Colombia
CESKO Enver		Kosovo
CHAHID Najoua		Morocco
CHAIKA Nadezhda		Russia
CHAN Kam Fan Peter, Dr.		People's Republic of China
CHERKAOUI Kenza		Morocco
CHOBANU Irina		Russia
CHOUDHARY Ishina, Dr.		India
CHRAIBI Ghizlaine		Morocco
CHRISTAANSE Luuc		Netherlands
CHRISTIAANSE-WIJNTJES Maria Louise		Netherlands
CLEMENTE Isabel Maria Marçano Caetano, Prof.Dr.		Portugal
COESTER Patricia		Switzerland
COLE Galen, Dr.		USA
CONCIA Rene Alfredo		Mexico
COOPER Rebecca		USA
CORREIA Edgar Agrela		Portugal
CRNJAK Dražen		Croatia
CROSS Richard		United Kingdom
DASSBACH-BREUER Volker		Germany
DAVYDOVA Ramilya		Russia
DE BERNART Rodolfo, Prof. Dr.		Italy
DE GROOT-SCHRÖDER Tineke , Drs		Netherlands
DEHBOZORGI Shahram, M.D., Ph.D.		Iran
DEL CARMEN BAILEY JÁURGEUI María Elena		Mexico
DEMI Neli		Albania
DJIDONOU Anselme, Dr.		Benin
DLOUHY Hans		Austria
DOMBROVSKY Arthur		Latvia
DOMINGUEZ Danilo		Switzerland
DOTHAGEN Michael		Germany
EGLAU Uwe, Prof.		Austria
EIGNER Dagmar, Univ.-Prof. Dr.		Austria
ESTRADA RIVERA Patricia		Mexico
ETTAHRI Ghita		Morocco
FANG Wang, PhD		Malaysia
FARRENY-TARRAGO Joseph M., Dr.		Spain
FEDOROV Yan, Dr. MD		Russia
FELLNER Richard L., DSP		Austria
FERNÁNDEZ MONROY Martha Fernanda		Colombia
FERNANDEZ RODRIGUEZ Lorena, Dr.		Mexico
FERNÁNDEZ-ALVAREZ Héctor		Argentina
FETTWEIß Kathrin, Dipl.psych.		Germany
FIEGL Jutta, Dr.		Austria
FILOMENA Samuele Dott		United Kingdom
FILTS Alexander, Prof. Dr.		Ukraine
FISCHER Anja, MA		Austria
FORMOSA Paul		Malta
FORMOSO Joaquin Blix		Spain
FOTI MARINONI Natalia		USA
FROLOV Pavel, MD		Russia
FU An Bo		Malaysia
FUHRMANN Jörg		Switzerland
GALLAGHER Rich		USA
GARCIA LICEA Fernando, Dr.		Mexico
GARCIA SANCHEZ Teresa		Spain
GARLIN VERNON Fernando, PhD		Colombia
GARRIDO Guillermo, MD		Venezuela
GHELLAB Rim		Morocco
GIL RODRIGUEZ Maria del Pino		Venezuela
GIRI Chidda, Prof.		India
GNINENKO Valentina		Kazakhstan
GOEDHART René		Netherlands
GONCHAROV Maxim, Dr. PhD		Russia
GONZALEZ George Rev. Fr., Ph.D.		USA
GOODARZI Ali Mohammad, Prof.		Iran
GORSHKOV Andrey		Russia
GRAS Brigitte, Dr.		Austria
GROF Stanislav		USA
GROSS Werner		Germany
GUSMANOV Marat Zhagparovich		Kazakhstan
GUTIERREZ CUBILLOS Yolanda Stela		Colombia
HAEYOUNG Jeong, Dr.Sci.Pth		South Korea
HAGOPIAN Sareen, PhD		Lebanon
HANISCH Christian R., Prof. Dr.		Germany
HANS Luis		Brazil
HENNING Erdmute, Dr.		Germany
HENRICHS Christian		Germany
HERHAUS Anna-Rose		Germany
HILBERT Regina		Austria
HIMIOB Gonzalo, Prof.		Venezuela
HONNAY Emiel		Spain
HOPPE Gabriele		Germany
HOSNER Adriana, Psic.		Uruguay
HOVENS Jos		Netherlands
HU Jin Miao		Malaysia
HUANG Qing Ying		Malaysia
IOPPOLO Fabrizio, Dr.		Italy
JADRINKIN Valery Nikolaevich, Dr.		Russia
JAMAL Meriem		Morocco
JANSEN ESTERMANNCOLETT Colette, PhD		Bolivia
JOBELIN Jean-Marie		France
JOSSÉ Tillmann		Germany
KAISER Gerwin, Dr.		Germany
KAISER Nada, PhD		Germany
KAITOUNI Adil Idrissi		Morocco
KARVASARSKII Boris, Prof, MD		Russia
KASSIMI Aimane El Bakkali		Morocco
KATKOV Alexandr Lazarevich, Prof.		Kazakhstan
KAWEH Babak		Austria
KAY Kresten, MA		Denmark
KAZANTSEVA Alena		Russia
KAZIMIROVNA Silenok Inna		Russia
KHODAYARIFARD Mohammad, PhD		Iran
KIRILLOV Ivan, Ph.D., MD		Russia
KOCK-GOEME Elisabeth		Switzerland
KOGEL Bernd, Dr., M.A.		Germany
KORNER Anthony, Dr.		Australia
KORT Felicitas, Prof.		USA
KOTRC-ERLINGER Maria, Maga		Austria
KOVALEV Sergei, PhD		Russia
KRAUSE-GIRTH Cornelia, Prof. Dr.med.		Germany
KRINDATCH Valentin		Russia
KUBISOVA Zdenka, PhD		Slovakia
KUDERINOV Tasbulat Kaundykovich		Kazakhstan
KUIPERS F.H., Dr.		Netherlands
KULIKOV Andrew, Dr. MD		Russia
KUNATH Erdmuthe		Germany
KUNZ Caroline, Dr.		Austria
KURI Julie,		Mexico
KURIANSKY Judy, PhD		USA
KÜRMAYR Andreas		Austria
LAABOUDI Bouchra		Morocco
LAAZIZ Nadia		Morocco
LARVARON-APPERT Damiana Isabella		France
LAVRYNENKO Denys		Ukraine
LAWRENCE Dan		Malaysia
LE VAN HUY Barbara		France
LEITÓN JIMÉNEZ Vilma Patricia		Costa Rica
LEVCHENKO Ivan		Russia
LI Yu Long		Malaysia
LIAN Peng		Malaysia
LIBERTY Ted, PhD		USA
LIPATNIKOVA Anna		Russia
LITVAK Mikhail		Russia
LOISON APTER Elisabeth		Switzerland
LORENZEN Gunhild		Belgium
LUCHNIKOV Vladimir		Russia
LUMSDEN RIEDER Maria, MSc		Switzerland
LUNA VARGAS Jose Arturo, Mg		Colombia
MAAS Willem, Dr.phil.		Germany
MAAßEN Brigitta		Germany
MADISON Greg, PhD		United Kingdom
MADU Sylvester Ntomchukwu, Prof. Dr.		Nigeria
MAIKOV Vladimir		Russia
MAKAROV Victor, Prof. Dr.		Russia
MAKAROVA Galina, Dr.		Russia
MANSAGER Erik Donn, Dr.		Switzerland
MANTILLA GUTIERREZ Juan Camilo, Dr.		Colombia
MARSAT Stephane		France
MARTANI Valquiria, Prof.		Spain
MARTÍNEZ Jesús Miguel, Dr.		Venezuela
MAUERER Andreas		Austria
MEENAN Patrick		United Kingdom
MEIGNANT Michel, Dr.		France
MEINHARDT Marie Christiane		Switzerland
MILLER David, Dr.		Switzerland
MINDELL Amy, PhD		USA
MINDELL Arnold, PhD		USA
MINGARELLI Luca, Dr.		Italy
MINGYI Qian, PhD		People's Republic of China
MOHR Evelyn, Maga		Austria
MOLL-RUDZEWSKI Anne		Germany
MORABITO GOMEZ Lucia, Prof		Venezuela
MULCAHY-ALVERNAZ Gloria, Prof. Dr.		Canada
MÜLLER Knuth, Dr.phil.		Germany
MYLER Stephen Francis, Dr.		People's Republic of China
NAJAT Kobi		Morocco
NARITSYN Nikolay		Russia
NEMETH Darlyne, PhD		USA
NICENBOIM Eduardo		Argentina
NICOLAY Lucien, Dr.		Luxembourg
NIELSEN Karl, Prof.UCN Dr.UCN		Germany
NIELSEN Nandana, Prof.UCN Dr.UCN		Germany
NIKOLAYEVICH Chugunov Daniil		Russia
NIYEKAWA Haruki,		Japan
NOLL-HUSSONG Michael, Dr.med.		Germany
OLCZYK Magdalena		Poland
OSTFELD DE BENDAYAN Gertrudis, Dr.		Venezuela
PALME Ernst		Germany
PEDIMINA Marina		Switzerland
PEEL Karine		Canada
PEETERS Frans, DHR.		Netherlands
PEREZ Alejandra		Argentina
PERUCCHI Lorenzo		Switzerland
PESESCHKIAN Hamid, Dr.med.habil.		Germany
PESESCHKIAN Nawid, Dr.med.		Germany
PETUKHOVA Lyudmila		Russia
PLOBERGER Bettina E.		South Africa
POPP Reinhold, Univ.-Prof. Dr.		Austria
POST VAN DER LINDE Sander		Netherlands
POTREBIC-VUJOVIC Tatjana, Dr.		Singapore
PRITZ Alfred, Univ.-Prof. Dr.		Austria
PRITZ Eva, Maga		Austria
PRYDATKO Oksana, Dr.		Ukraine
PSALTI Evi		Greece
PSARI Ifigenia		Greece
PUENTES TORRES Claudia Mónica		Colombia
PUSTELNIK CLEMENTE Ivanova		Portugal
RADDAOUI Kamal, Prof.		Morocco
RADEMAKER Jan, DHR.		Netherlands
RADEMAKER Lucia Maria		Netherlands
RADY Ahmed Refaat, Dr.		Egypt
RAFAT Sheyda, Dr.		Germany
RATTI Giuliana, Dr.		Italy
RAY Kelly, Dr.		USA
RAYMOND Pascal		France
REDECKER Gisbert		Germany
REMMERS Arno, Dr.		Germany
RESHETNIKOV Mikhail, Prof. Dr.		Russia
RIKER-KUCIC Marina		Canada
RISCHER Angela		Germany
ROG VANSPRONSEN Lucienne, Drs.		Germany
ROGGE Annegret		Germany
ROMANIVICH Troianovskii Roman		Russia
ROSTAN-HENNEQUIN Marie-Louise		France
RUDNAYA Marina		Russia
RUPP Philippe , Dr.		Switzerland
RUSS Ingeborg		New Zealand
RUTHARDT-HORNEBER Barbara		Germany
SADANI Kenza Dawya		Morocco
SAND Teri		United Kingdom
SASAKI Yuji, Prof., MD, PhD		Japan
SAURE Ursula		Germany
SCHMIDT Johannes B.		Netherlands
SCHWAMBERGER Claudia, Dr.		Bulgaria
SEBASTIAN Ulla, Dr.		Germany
SEDOUNIK Waltraud, Dr.		United Kingdom
SHAH Himani, MSc., MBPsS, PGDip		Belgium
SHANKAR Ganesh, Prof. Dr.		India
SHESTAKOVA Irina		Russia
SILENOK Petr		Russia
SIOMKE Valentin Yakovlevich, Prof. Dr.med.		Russia
SKOUPY Klaus, PhD, MBA, MFT		Austria
SMITH Owen		Ireland
SOLOVYEVA Elena A., MA		Russia
SORGI Gabriella Italia		Italy
SPOKOINYI Natalia		Russia
STAMPFLI John Francis, PhD		USA
STELINGIS Rytis Arturas, Dr.		Lithuania
STEPHEN Gunther		Australia
SUÁREZ ORTEGA Marcela Bienvenida		Colombia
SZAMOSI Judit		Hungary
SZOMBATI Agnes, Dr.		Hungary
TAQUIN Isabelle		Belgium
TEAGUE Josephine		United Kingdom
TEUFELHART Eva, Maga		Austria
TIAN Lan Fang		Malaysia
TORRES MELLADO Yosnel		Colombia
TSALA TSALA Jacques Philippe, Prof. Dr.		Cameroon
TUMA Daniel, Dr.		Czech Republic
TURCHENKO Nina M., Dipl.-Psych.		Russia
TYSHCHENKO Mariia		Ukraine
UGLICHINA Galina		Russia
UVAROVA Svetlana		Ukraine
VALTINGOJER Markus, MMag.,MSc		Austria
VAN DEN BERG Udo		Germany
VANHEE Didier		Belgium
VÁZQUEZ BANDÍN Carmen		Spain
VEGA Y LOPEZ Maria Rosalia Eloisa		Mexico
VENARA Pascale		France
VICTOROVNA Titova Vlada		Russia
VINDAS ACOSTA Javier Eduardo, Dr.		Costa Rica
VOJIC Zoran J., Dr.		Serbia
VOLKER DAßBACH-BREUER Reto, Dr. PhD		Switzerland
VON DEVIVERE Beate, M.A.		Germany
VRANCKEN Philippe		Belgium
WARDZYNSKA Teresa		Poland
WEIMANN Stephan, Dr.med.		Germany
WEZEL Sabine		Germany
WEZEL Sabine		Malaysia
WIEBOGEN Erika, Mag.		Austria
WINKLER Christine		France
XIRA Irene, MSc		Greece
ZAKHAREVICH Andrey		Russia
ZAREMBA Bogdan, Dr.med		Slovenia
ZAVIALOV Vladimir		Russia
ZAYARNAYA Irina		Russia
ZHANG Fen		Malaysia
ZHARKOV Nikolai		Russia
ZIPSE-WALTER Angelika		Germany
ZUCCONI Paolo G., Prof. Dr.		Italy