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Inner Windows Therapeutic Practices

Bill of Rights

Clients of Inner Windows Therapeutic Practices have the right to:
  1. Expect and receive a professional session.
  2. Have your session begin and end as scheduled.
  3. Have a therapist/instructor who is clean and well trained. A professional, who conducts themselves honestly, and ethically.
  4. Receive at least 24 hours notice in the event of rescheduling.
  5. Draping and treatment that ensures your modesty, comfort and privacy at all times.
  6. A clean, safe, and comfortable environment for your session, free of sexual harassment or discrimination.
  7. Complete confidentiality of your personal information and treatment unless pre-approved in writing or subpoenaed by a court of law, and complete discretion regarding any discussion during your session.
  8. A fee schedule, appropriate for the specialty and treatment provided, and all fees disclosed and understood at time of booking the appointment.
  9. Discontinue the session at any time if you feel threatened, harassed, or otherwise unsafe without fees due for that session.
  10. Referrals to the appropriate medical professionals or other specialist as are appropriate for your condition.
Providers at Inner Windows Therapeutic Practices have the right to:
  1. A client who arrives on time for their sessions.
  2. A client who is clean and respectful at all times.
  3. A client who is not inebriated or under the influence of narcotic substances.
  4. To be fairly, and promptly paid for their services.
  5. 24 hours notice from the client in the event of rescheduling or cancellation.
  6. A clean, safe, and comfortable work environment, free of sexual harassment and discrimination.
  7. Discontinue the session at any time if they feel threatened, harassed or otherwise unsafe without fees due from the client for that session.
  8. Refuse service to a client at any time for just and reasonable cause.
  9. Refuse to use a requested technique if that technique would not be in the interest of the client's well being.
  10. Refer a client to a medical professional or other specialist if the client's condition is beyond the skill, knowledge, and/or scope of practice of the practitioner.