IDeT and its accreditations

IDeT’s accreditations and approvals are a guarantee of quality. They ensure that your training and professional practice will be supervised in an ethical and professional manner.

Since its inception, IDeT has been involved in international activities and research in psychotherapy. Through its theoretical work and publications, IDeT actively contributes to the development of Gestalt therapy.

Training at IDeT allows you to join a network of associations and federations in France and Europe that are involved in promoting Gestalt therapy around the world.

IDeT is a member of the European Association for Gestalt Therapy (EAGT) (associate member)

IDeT is a member of the FPGT - Federation of Gestalt Therapy Professionals

IDeT is Qualiopi certified for its training activities. This certification is a guarantee of the quality of our training procedures.

We are also members of the SPR, Society for Psychotherapy Research

Ethics and professional conduct

All IDeT trainers are members of a professional association with a complaints committee and adhere to a code of professional conduct (EAGT, FPGT, SFG, CEGt or similar).

All holders of the IDeT certificate in relational Gestalt therapy undertake to join a professional association with a code of ethics and a complaints committee.

The IDeT adheres to the codes of ethics of the FPGT and the EAGT.
You can find the full texts on the following websites:
Federation of Gestalt Therapy Professionals (FPGT)
European Association for Gestalt Therapy (EAGT)
These two codes are compatible and complementary.

Complaint procedure

In the event of ethical difficulties or complaints, the IDeT implements the following process in accordance with the requirements of the organizations to which it is affiliated.

1 – The person is invited to request a meeting with the IDeT management to inform them of their difficulties.

2 – Search for solutions to deal with difficulties and complaints

3 – If no solution is found: a mediator assists the complainant in their efforts, organizes a mediation meeting, or refers the complainant to external professional or judicial bodies (FPGT, EAGT, courts, etc.). Within 48 hours of the mediation, the mediator sends the IDeT management a written note summarizing the discussions and proposed courses of action.

4- If no amicable agreement is reached, the complainant has the option of referring the matter free of charge to the consumer mediator responsible for IDeT, namely the Association of European Mediators (AME CONSO), within one year of the written complaint being sent to IDeT.

The matter must be referred to the consumer mediator via AME CONSO.

either by completing the form provided for this purpose on the AME CONSO website: www.mediationconso-ame.com
or by mail addressed to AME CONSO, 11 Place Dauphine – 75001 PARIS.

Updated on 08/23/2025