PACT welcomes enquiries from prospective members. The Standards of this Association only permit members to join who have participated on accredited Biodynamic Craniosacral Trainings and passed their examination or who have completed a prerequisite number of training modules and are deemed by the committee to be suitable members.

Typically the member will have completed a minimum 500 hours of training, including tutor contact time, anatomy and physiology, assignments and documented practice. Australian and New Zealand members must hold a current First Aid Certificate, equivalent to a two day workplace course. First Aid Certificates must be held by members in other countries, if that is a legal requirement of health workers in those countries. All members must commit to ongoing professional development.

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Benefits Of PACT Membership

Each new member accepted into PACT, receives a Practicing Certificate and 25 complimentary PACT pamphlets, written to explain Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy to your clients. Personalised pamphlets and business cards are available through membership with PACT, to be arranged on an individual basis as required.

Other benefits of PACT membership include:

• The right to use the designated letters, RCST/PACT (Registered Craniosacral Therapist) after your name
• An informative content rich web site, with good search engine ranking
• Contact details are made available to the public through the PACT website register of Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy practitioners
• The opportunity to display a personal profile page on the web site, for a very small investment
• Access to the members only section of the PACT web site
• Nationwide advertising to raise awareness of Biodynamic Craniosacral Therapy and your practice throughout New Zealand and Australia .
• Low cost post-graduate courses and workshops to assist in member's professional development.
• The opportunity to become a member of the New Zealand Charter of Health Practitioners (NZCHP)
• Peer contact, support and mentoring
• Designated experienced Mentors
• Voting Rights at Annual General Meetings
• The opportunity to be actively involved in a developing association

Members are regularly updated and informed of developments within PACT. PACT values communication from members regarding meeting their needs as Practitioners and members of the Association.