ALL AGREEMENTS
IARP MEMBER CODE OF ETHICS (International Association for Reiki Professionals) As a Registered Member of the IARP I agree to abide by the following: 1. Abide by a vow of confidentiality. Any information that is discussed within the context of a Reiki session is confidential between the client and the practitioner unless required by law to disclose. 2. Provide a safe and comfortable area for sessions or classes and provide and empowering and supportive environment for clients are and students. 3. always treat clients and students with the utmost respect and honor. 4. Have a pure and clear intention to offer your services for the highest healing good of the client and highest potential of the student. 5. Provide a brief oral or written description of what happens during a session and what a client can expect before their initial session. Provide a clear or written description of subjects to be taught during each level of Reiki prior to class and list what the student will be able to do after taking the class. 6. Be respectful of all others' Reiki views and paths. 7. Educate clients and students on the value of Reiki and explain that sessions do not guarantee a cure nor are they a substitute for qualified medical or professional care. Reiki is one part of an integrative or wellness program. 8. Suggest a consultation or referral to qualified licensed professionals (medical doctor, licensed therapist, etc.) when appropriate. 9. Member diagnose or prescribe. Never suggest that the client change prescribed treatment or interfere with the treatment of licensed health care provider. 10. Be sensitive to the boundary needs of individual clients and students as well as your own boundaries. 11. never ask clients to disrobe ( unless in the context of a licensed massage therapy session that the client's option). Do not touch the genital area or breasts, practice hands off Reiki to these areas if treatment is needed. 12. Be working to create harmony and friendly cooperation between Reiki practitioners in your community and represent IARP in a most professional manner. 13. Act as a beacon in your community by doing the best job possible. 14. Be a resource and work to empower your students and to encourage and assist them in the development of the own work with Reiki. 15. Be actively working on your own healing so as to embody and fully express the essence of Reiki in everything that you do. www.IARP.org CLIENT CONSENT I understand that Reiki is a stress reduction and relaxation technique. I acknowledge that treatments administered are only for the purpose of helping me relax and to relieve stress. Reiki practitioners do not diagnose conditions. They do not prescribe substances or perform medical treatment, nor interfere with the treatment of a licensed medical professional. It is recommended that I see a licensed physician, or licensed health care professional for any physical or psychological ailment I may have. I understand as well as believe that the body has the ability to heal itself, and to do so, complete relaxation is often beneficial. Long term imbalances in the body sometimes require multiple treatments to allow the body to reach the level of relaxation necessary to bring the system back into balance. I understand and believe that self-improvement requires commitment on my part, and that I must be willing to change in a positive way if I am to receive the full benefits of a Reiki treatment. STUDENT REPEAT CLASS & REVIEW 1. Prior to attending, I will let the instructor know via e-mail or phone call that I am interested to ensure there is ample space for me. I understand that the priority will go to the newly registered students. 2. I will come prepared with my textbook, workbook and a pen to each class and bring a pillow for the hands-on practice classes. I will know what is expected of me by following the class itinerary for that day. 3. I understand the importance of arriving to class on time. I will come at least 15 mins early to assist the instructor in preparing for class. If I am delayed, I will enter the classroom quietly and be prepared to participate. 4. I will be mindfully present and pay attention to the current topic. In order to respect the other students intention to learn I will save any unrelated questions, personal comments or time-consuming stories for after class or I will kindly schedule an appointment for a private session with the instructor. 5. I will always be of assistance to the instructor and other classmates. 6. If it has been more than a few years since my last class, I may purchase a new and current workbook as there have been, as many as, 20 pages added to each level workbook since the original many years ago. This would assist me in keeping up with the current class. 7. If, I wish to continue receiving the current updates I may attend the free healing circles where the updates are provided. 8. I understand the opportunity to review is free for up to one year from the original date of class attendance. After one year there will be an exchange. In the exchange for the instructor’s extra work, time, energy and cost of supplies and updates, I may make a cash donation of ¼ the tuition price or donate my time and skills for ¼ amount of the class time. For example, if the class tuition is $100 I may donate $25 dollars or if I attend the class for 8 hours I may exchange my time and skills for 2 hours. 9. I will continue to actively put into practice what I have learned knowing this is how wishful thinking may become a reality for me. STUDENT WORK-STUDY 1.Prior to attending, I will let the instructor know via e-mail or phone call that I am interested to ensure there is ample space for me. I will submit a completed registration form and signed agreement to the instructor at a minimum of one week prior to class. 2. I will come prepared with my textbook, workbook and a pen to each class and bring a pillow for the hands-on practice classes. 3. I understand the importance of arriving to class on time. I will come early if I am assisting the instructor to prepare the class. If I am delayed, I will enter the classroom quietly and be prepared to participate. 4. I will be mindfully present and pay attention to the current topic. In order to respect the other students intention to learn I will save any unrelated questions, personal comments or time-consuming stories for after class or I will kindly schedule an appointment for a private session with the instructor. 5. I will always be of assistance to the instructor and other classmates. 6. I may purchase a new and current workbook and or textbook to assist me in keeping up with the current class. 7. In the exchange for the instructors generous time and supplies I may make a cash donation of ½ the tuition price and for the other ½, I will exchange my time in hours in an equal amount of ½ the class time as designated. For example, if I attend an 8 hour class and the tuition is $100 I may donate $50 dollars and exchange my time and skills for 4 hours. 8. I will continue to actively put into practice what I have learned knowing this is how wishful thinking may become a reality for me. |
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