Creating Safe Space for Clients
Inner Arts Collective - Etiquette Agreement
Client safety and rights are very important to our members at the IAC, as well as the Collective Admin.
To ensure that all clients receiving treatments at the IAC are met with utmost care and safety, we are asking each member to briefly review and discuss the following points with intake personnel. If there is any statement or point written below that is not made clear, please take this time to clarify these agreements.
You can download the document below
Client safety and rights are very important to our members at the IAC, as well as the Collective Admin.
To ensure that all clients receiving treatments at the IAC are met with utmost care and safety, we are asking each member to briefly review and discuss the following points with intake personnel. If there is any statement or point written below that is not made clear, please take this time to clarify these agreements.
- Please remember the Inner Arts Collective (to be referred to as the IAC) is a shared space for professional practitioners to meet, work and see clients
- Every practitioner working at the IAC has clients that are all walking a different path, we ask that everyone extend their judgement and use their most caring manner when interacting with all people at the IAC
- We ask that you ask your clients to conduct themselves as best they can, in a similar manner of respect, and gentleness when interacting with others at the IAC.
You can download the document below
| etiquette_agreement.pdf |
Speaking in Common Spaces
Talking in the hallways when sessions are occurring, or the downstairs entrance when the studio is in use, needs to be kept to a minimum and be in hushed voices. Please make use of the practitioner's lounges for this purpose.
Everyone using the Inner Arts Collective is on a healing journey of some kind. Some are more receptive than others and some are more vulnerable. Some are more self-aware and some are quite oblivious to their environment and the people around them. It is important that we allow each other to deal with our own clients and/or students when it comes to these issues. If you are having difficulties with another Member or their client or student please find a private moment to communicate with the instructor or practitioner directly about these issues so that they can direct their clients or students accordingly. If you would prefer you could speak to Sarah or Melanie and we will communicate with the practitioner personally.
White Noise Machines
There are white noise machines on each floor. They are there to protect the privacy of the clients in the offices. If they are on, please do not turn them off.
Talking in the hallways when sessions are occurring, or the downstairs entrance when the studio is in use, needs to be kept to a minimum and be in hushed voices. Please make use of the practitioner's lounges for this purpose.
Everyone using the Inner Arts Collective is on a healing journey of some kind. Some are more receptive than others and some are more vulnerable. Some are more self-aware and some are quite oblivious to their environment and the people around them. It is important that we allow each other to deal with our own clients and/or students when it comes to these issues. If you are having difficulties with another Member or their client or student please find a private moment to communicate with the instructor or practitioner directly about these issues so that they can direct their clients or students accordingly. If you would prefer you could speak to Sarah or Melanie and we will communicate with the practitioner personally.
White Noise Machines
There are white noise machines on each floor. They are there to protect the privacy of the clients in the offices. If they are on, please do not turn them off.
