AAP provides a variety of resources for professionals and non-professionals alike. This section provides access to the newsletters of the Psychosynthesis Research Foundation from 1958 through 1974. This was the original North American organization founded by Roberto Assagioli, and its newsletters contain news, exercises, articles and other items of note. You will also find access to the newsletter of AAP, the AAP News, from 2004 through 2012, containing similar information on the goings on of AAP. All issues of the current AAP periodical, Psychosynthesis Quarterly, are also found in this section. All of these are either viewable directly or available as free downloads.
 
You will also find a wealth of articles written about psychosynthesis and related topics by Roberto Assagioli, MD and by other respected writers. These are all in PDF format and are available as free downloads, or readable online. This is a rich trove of thinking and reporting that many will find of use and interest.
 
Finally you will find in this section the current offerings of scholarships and grants by AAP, which supports psychosynthesis training and new ventures that promote awareness of psychosynthesis in the world. Go to this section if you are interested in obtaining a scholarship for psychosynthesis training, or if you wish to make a proposal to obtain a grant for new activity in psychosynthesis. The guidelines and application forms will be found here.

We are also excited to announce a new division of AAP dedicated to the clinical applications of psychosynthesis in hospitals, clinics, school counseling centers, drug and alcohol treatment, employee wellness programs, private practice and other settings. 

The purpose of the clinical division is to gather together the research, insights and experiences of psychosynthetic and like-minded practitioners to better understand how to reduce mental-emotional suffering and increase peace.  Within the division, groups can form to focus on special topic areas, with examples including young adult anxiety and struggles with self-esteem, existential anxiety in patients with cancer, spiritual development in secular, non-religious clients and other issues.