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Professional Conduct

Professional Conduct

The IAHIP has published Codes of Ethics and Practice:

The purpose of the Code of Ethics Bye Law 3 – April 2005 is to establish and maintain standards for psychotherapists who are accredited members of the Irish Association of Humanistic and Integrative Psychotherapy Limited (IAHIP), and to inform and protect members of the public seeking and using their services. Members accept a common code of reference within which to manage their responsibilities to clients, colleagues and the wider community. Whilst this Code cannot resolve all ethical and practical related issues, it aims to provide a framework for addressing ethical issues and to encourage optimum levels of practice. Psychotherapists will need to judge which parts of this Code apply to particular situations. They may have to decide between conflicting responsibilities. If requested by a client a psychotherapist will provide information about the Code of Ethics and Practice of IAHIP.

The IAHIP also publishes codes of ethics for supervisors Bye Law 5 – April 2005 and code of ethics for trainers Bye Law 7 – Jan.

 

IAHIP has published a Conflict of Interest Policy. 

The purpose of this policy is to assist members of the governing body of IAHIP and all IAHIP committee members to effectively identify, record and resolve any conflicts of interest in order to protect the integrity of IAHIP and to ensure that the governing body and all other committees act in the best interest of the organisation.

Please click here to download the word document: Conflict of Interest Policy

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  • Conflict of Interest Policy (34 kB)

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