We respect the fact that psychotherapy, in its many forms, is practiced by a wide range of people, and that the quality of psychotherapy is often determined not by a specialist’s status, but by their ethics, values, and certain personal qualities.
The responsible use of knowledge and methods in working with people, adherence to ethical principles, and respect for professional boundaries.
An awareness of the social role of the helping professions and a commitment to developing accessible, safe, and high-quality support for people.
Supporting the long-term development of the professional community, maintaining the quality of practice, and promoting the professional well-being of specialists.
An awareness of the depth of responsibility involved in working with people. This implies respect for human experience and the ability to be genuinely present with another person.

The BAP brings together specialists from different fields and levels of training who share common values:
Openness to Dialogue
The Value of Human Relationships
Sustainability
A Commitment to Personal and Professional Growth
The Value of Systemic Knowledge and Professional Development
The Importance of Education and Public Awareness
Meaningfulness, Self-Understanding, and Psychological Well-Being