Further, it is the role of the IAVMT to qualify and register practitioners and to provide professional and political representation of Voice Movement Therapy (VMT) to the larger community. The IAVMT sustains a Code of Ethics and other criteria for professional practice and maintains a list of registered practitioners that is made available to the public on this web site and by request.
While it is necessary to be a registered professional practitioner to be a voting member of the IAVMT, two other kinds of membership are available: provisional, for students-in-training; and associate, for those in related fields or others who have a keen interest in the work and wish to be kept current. Please contact us for further information.
Updates:
7th February 2010 - See the News page for the IAVMT 2009 Conference Report.
27th January 2010 - Events and Gallery pages updated.