Professionalism
Our profession ascribes to a code of ethical behaviour, which is available upon request. I follow all of the statements in these ethical codes and have strong beliefs that practitioners and their clients should not engage in intimate social relationships.
Personal and professional boundaries are respected at all times.
I perform services for which I am qualified (professionally, physically and emotionally) and able to do, and refer to appropriate specialists when work is not within my scope of practice or not in the client's best interest.
I adapt my treatment to meet the client's needs.
I keep accurate records and review changes before each session.
I respect all clients regardless of their age, gender, race, national origin, sexual orientation, religion, state of finances, body type, political affiliation, state of health and personal habits.
If a series of appointments is agreed in advance after your first session, I will naturally be happy to reduce the hourly rate.
Legal necessities
Because of the laws that operate in the United Kingdom and England & Wales in particular, it is necessary to refer you to the ‘small print’ and is something that you must read today, before you go any further.
In the case of all patients who are to be healed, if you are on any kind of medication, it is essential that you continue to take it and refer to your general practitioner, if you wish to change the dose or be taken off it.
As a healer I give the patient a natural system of healing and this is regarded by all medical professions as a natural healing system and is complimentary to all physical medical treatment and is also used sometimes as a method of stress reduction and relaxation only and supports people with various conditions.