Code of practice
At Living Mindfully, we aim to work in a safe and responsible way, maintaining an active link with current research, and adhering to relevant guidance on the delivery of coaching and training. In the absence of a regulatory framework written specifically for mindfulness practitioners, we commit to the principles and guidance set out in the Association for Coaching Code of Ethics and Good Practice and Bangor University's Good Practice Guidance for Teaching Mindfulness Based Approaches.
We also operate a set of policies and procedures designed to ensure the safe and efficient delivery of services:
- Disclosure & Barring Service (DBS)
- Employers Liability insurance
- Public Liability insurance
- Complaints Policy
- Patients Satisfaction procedure
- Health & Safety at work policy and procedure
- Incident reporting policy
- Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults & Young people / Children policy
- Confidentiality policy, compliant with Caldecott requirements
- Patients Consent Policy
- Data Protection Act compliance
- Freedom of Information Act compliance
- Record Keeping / Information Management policy