Atlantic Therapeutic Touch Network
serving Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, PEI and Newfoundland/Labrador
PRACTITIONER'S PAGE
| In order to maintain "status" Practitioners are to take a one 8 hour Therapeutic Touch specific or related course annually, as per accepted by TTNO/ATTN. Credit will be given for participation at a Health Fair, publication of a TT article of moderate length, oral presentations to Community Groups or volunteering under the auspices/direction of ATTN. This may include service on the Board of Directors and Board Committees of ATTN. |
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1. Our members in good standing of the Atlantic Therapeutic Touch Network
2. Have successfully completed the basic three levels of Therapeutic touch (Krieger-Kunz) with an Atlantic Therapeutic Touch Network Registered Teacher.
3. Have practiced TT for at least one year following completion of their first level 3 workshop.
4. Have completed the "Practitioner Workbook" including the 84 case studies after the first level 3. (Workbook is obtainable from Atlantic Therapeutic Touch Network Membership Committee for $20.00).
5. Have repeated levels 1, 2 and 3 with a different Atlantic Therapeutic Touch Network Registered Teacher(s). The guideline is to practice for a minimum of 4 months before repeating levels.
6. Have indicated in writing that they will give sessions in TT to clients referred to them by Atlantic Therapeutic Touch Network.
7. Agree to follow the Atlantic Therapeutic Touch Network guidelines for TT.
8. Have signed and abide by the Statement of Ethics and Conduct as signed with your annual renewal.
9. Participate regularly in a practice group (where possible).
10. Participate in yearly up-dates, retreats and conferences.
In addition, the Practitioner will:
- consistently re-evaluate and improve TT skillls:
- be aware of and continue to grow in regards to the optimal attributes and characteristics of a healer;
- maintain a program of self-healing and personal growth.
The word "Registered" on #2 and #5 has been changed to "Recognized".
A Recognized Teacher is:
1) an Atlantic Therapeutic Touch Network Registered Teacher, or
2) A teacher recognized by another Canadian TT Network or
3) a teacher recognized by Orcas Island, Pumpkin Hollow, or the NH-PAI.
Statement of Ethics and Conduct for Practitioners
I will conduct my practice in accordance with the principles of Therapeutic Touch as developed by Dolores Krieger and Dora Kunz, and the guidelines of the Atlantic Therapeutic Touch Network.
In advance of the session, I will make clear to the recipient any fees which I charge for my service.
I will ensure that all interpersonal transactions between myself and the client are non-exploitive and essential to their care. I will refrain from selling any product or service to the client.
I acknowledge that Therapeutic Touch may increase the rapport between the recipient and myself. All information will be kept by me in strict confidence. Unless s/he is directly involved in the Therapeutic Touch session, I will refrain from having another person with me during the session (unless the client wishes a relative or friend present).
I will not attempt to use Therapeutic Touch as a basis for Spiritual, Psychotherapy, or other counseling, unless I have training and qualifications to do so, as well as permission from the client.
I will focus on the needs of the client and will refrain from discussing my problems and personal issues.
I will regularly evaluate my own strengths, limitations, and levels of effectiveness, always striving to enhance my abilities by means of further education and training.
In any Therapeutic Touch session I will maintain the highest integrity, keeping the interest of the client foremost and conducting all sessions in a manner worthy of the reputation held by Therapeutic Touch Practitioners throughout the world.
I will not hold the Atlantic Therapeutic Touch Network responsible for any consequences resulting from my practicing of Therapeutic Touch. The network has the right to withdraw my name from the list of Registered Practitioners.
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