Published draft — formal approval pending

Draft Code of Ethics

A published draft covering professional conduct, confidentiality, safeguarding, boundaries, complaints, and proposed disciplinary procedures. It is not represented as formally approved or legally effective.

Professional Conduct

Members act with integrity, competence, honesty, and respect.

Confidentiality

Client data and case information must be protected.

Client Protection

Services should protect clients from harm, exploitation, and misleading claims.

Child Safety

Child protection procedures must be followed where applicable.

Counseling Boundaries

Members maintain professional boundaries and avoid conflicts of interest.

Complaint Policy

Complaints should be reviewed through documented administrative procedures.