Metatronic Healing® Practitioners Code of Ethics

All practice is to be carried out with good moral boundaries and motives.
The ethical, religious and political beliefs of clients and colleagues are to be respected.
No child shall be treated or instructed unless the parent or legal guardian is present.
Should you become aware that a client is mentally or emotionally unstable, or a danger to themselves or others, healing sessions should only be continued if they are also working with a professional therapist. Practitioners should be aware this may still pose a liability risk.
At no time are clients to be given: a) medical diagnosis, b) advice about medical treatment or c) guarantees about the outcome of sessions.
Clients who clearly need medical help must be advised to seek it, whether Metatronic Healing sessions are continued or not.
Practitioners understand the MH guidelines given during the training for giving sessions in regard to a) hand position, b) positioning of self and client whilst giving a session and c) that any feedback given at the end of the session is client-led.
MH Practitioners must adhere to the MH feedback protocol.
All communication with clients is to be made in compassion and truth.
Client confidentiality is to be maintained at all times.
Practitioners are advised to keep records of client sessions in accordance with the current Data Protection Act.
MH Practitioners are not to work with clients while under the influence of alcohol or recreational and non-prescription drugs.
MH Practitioners are advised to not work with clients while they are suffering from an infectious disease.
Practitioners shall not engage in improper or illegal conduct with a client, nor tolerate sexual advances or other inappropriate behaviour from a client.
Practitioners are to accept responsibility for informing themselves of local bylaws and regulations pertaining to energy healing, including but not limited to: any laws restricting the use of energy healing, any requirements or licenses needed for practising healing in a home or any other facility, any laws or regulations regarding insurances etc.