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Safety for practitioners
Essential reading on maintaining boundaries and prioritising your safety as a solo professional, created for those in one-on-one working environments with clients/patients.
Mostly aimed at practitioners and clinicians including massage therapists, physiotherapists, osteopaths, chiropractors, nurses, doctors and similar professions.
Recognising inappropriate client behaviour
How to identify early warning signs and escalating patterns of inappropriate conduct. Inappropriate behaviour often escalates gradually. Learning to recognise early warning signs gives you the opportunity to address issues before they become serious. Early Warning Signs Recognizing early warning signs can help you take proactive measures. Some behaviours to watch for include: Inappropriate Comments: This can include comments about your appeareance that make you feel uncomfor
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Looking after your wellbeing
Strategies for processing difficult experiences and looking after your mental health. Dealing with inappropriate behaviour or comprimised boundaries can take a toll. Taking care of your mental and emotional wellbeing is so important to be able to run a sustainable practice. Debriefing after difficult incidents: Talking through what happened with someone you trust or another practitoner/clinician can often help to process the experience. Consider reporting through The Safer Pr
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Setting clear boundaries with clients
Professional boundaries are the foundation of a safe working environment. When you work in one-on-one client facing environments, whether this is in a private studio, a home setting or a clinic space, having clear and consistent boundaries can help to protect both you and your clients. Before the first appointment Make sure your client is easily able to see your policies (including cancellation policy), payment terms, and a clear statement to show what your service includes/d
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