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Code Of Ethics

As a Certified Trauma Tappers you vow to this code

1. Beneficiary Welfare
The welfare of your beneficiary is your primary concern at all times.

2. Follow the Manifest of a Trauma Tapper

  • Take off your shoes and listen

  • Want to learn

  • Be inspired

  • Dare to fail

  • Use what you have

  • Take no credit

  • Pay your way if necessary

  • Expect little, give much

  • Pay it forward

  • Bring humor and stability

  • Know your limits

  • Everything depends

  • Avoid every stereotype

  • Respect every person and be curious

  • Know that the technique is part of the solution, learn the other parts as well!

  • Offer, don’t insist

  • No suffering

  • Healing is possible

  • Be prepared for miracles

3. Offer TTT free when necessary
As a certified Trauma Tapper you vow to treat people with needs also if they have no resources, within the realm of your situation.

4. Be complementary
You will always offer the service of Tapping as a complementary treatment, a First Aid Tool. Any other treatment the beneficiary is getting such as therapy or medication has nothing to do with this.

5. Your Skills and Certifications
You acknowledge that some skills are aquired through certification and some only through dedication, devotion and practise.

It is therefore necessary that you

  • vow to take responsibility for your skills and certifications and make sure you are clear about this when asked.

  • help and share your experiences and tools with other members.

  • maintain an awareness of research and developments in the field of Trauma and other linked fields with an open mind.

6. War and abuse
Remember when dealing with victims of war and abuse that every victim has a mindset you may want to understand and respect. A soldier is taught to be strong, an abused woman or child may back away from physical contact. Adapt your approach to EVERY beneficiary and their unique situation. When you deal with beneficiaries under the age of 18 years or with special needs, it may be appropriate to do so with the informed consent of a parent or legal guardian if possible.

7. Spread the knowledge
Encourage every person who is interested that they can learn Tapping. Inspire them to visit and download the free materials on our website www.peacefulheart.se and advocate that this is a first aid tool for everyone to learn and use.

8. Questions about TTT
If you or anyone you meet has questions about TTT please contact us – we are here to serve, because your interest is ours: info@peacefulheart.se

Go back to assessment and submit if you have read this.