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Association of Dreamwork Practitioners Code of Ethics

Dreamwork Practitioners make a commitment to:
-Overview-
  • collaborate with the utmost respect for the clients to find the truth of their dream
  • their own personal growth in relationship to learning from the dream.
  • focus on being clear messengers, within their capabilities as students of the dream.
-Boundaries-
  • ensure that sessions are strictly confidential. Only with prior, written permission of the client will session contents be anonymously shared for teaching or professional purposes.
  • clearly define the boundaries of the practitioner/client relationship.
  • make clear what is appropriate contact in between sessions.
  • provide clients with tools and perspectives that encourage taking personal responsibility for their own work.
  • not have sexual relationships with clients.
  • not borrow money from clients, nor lend money to them.
  • avoid imposing their own values, attitudes, beliefs and behaviors on clients.
  • avoid relationships with clients outside the dream session that would make them dependent on the practitioner.
-Financial-
  • inform the client of session fees including, payment schedules, cancellation policy.
-Documentation-
  • make available to clients the Dreamwork Practitioner Code of Ethics.
  • inform clients of the practitioner’s qualifications.
  • inform clients that since dreamwork asks that they delve deeply into their own psyches, latent or present negative emotions and/or mental disorders may intensify, and in that event, they may need to seek outside support from a physician or a professional.
  • acquire written permission of the client to allow anonymous discussion of their work for peer support, supervision and teaching purposes.
-Professionalism-
  • adhere to the intelligence of the dream as the guide.
  • seek support from other practitioners when the well being of the client is uncertain or
    unclear.
  • appropriately advise clients to other professionals when their predicament seems beyond the practitioner’s skill, experience or training.
  • refer the client to another dreamwork practitioner when we believe that accepting a client will result in a conflict of interests.
  • engage in ongoing professional development as dreamwork practitioners on an individual basis.
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