Massage Code Of Ethics - Provider #50-4558

Clients need to be able to make a decision as to whether they want you to work on them and what they want you to do.

Clients Do Not have the right to refuse the service for any reason at any time. If they determine that the session should be stopped right in the middle, their needs must be respected.

A clients information, both written and verbal belongs to the client.

A Boundary is a space within a perimeter that may be a physical, emotional or mental space.

Legal boundaries are those that of course deal with the law and the rules and regulations that are set up by each state, city or county. Your scope of practice is defined legally.

Professional boundaries  are just that- everything that determines your safety zone.

Boundary violations usually begin quietly, little by little, and without many problems.

Transference occurs when the therapist is unable to separate the therapeutic relationship from their personal feelings surrounding the client.

Demonstrate commitment to provide the highest quality massage therapy/bodywork to those who seek their professional service.

Refrain from engaging in any sexual conduct or sexual activities involving their clients in the course of a massage therapy session.