Meet Our Core Team of Practitioners
| Name | Place |
|---|---|
| V.N. RITHVIK | Chennai |
| AISHWARYA.M | Madurai |
| SAM DAVID | Indore |
| A.M UMADHEVI | Banglore |
| G. GAYATHRI | Madurai |
| SUGANYA. G | Thirivallur |
| RUSHIYA | Coimbatore |
| NATARAJAN | Kancheepuram |
| THAMIL VANAN C.B | Chennai |
| P. J NANDHINI | Salem |
| SUBHAPRIYA. N | Coimbatore |
| S. ARUNA CATHERINE CYNTHIA | Trichy |
| K. CHANDRAN | Nilgiris |
| B.S VALSALA NAIR | Kerala |
| MAHESWARI S | Chennai |
| J RACHEL VIDHYA | Chennai |
| SUGANTHI G | Hosur |
| Shyam Kumar N | Chennai |
| THAILA ELAKKIYA | Karaikudi |
| GEIN RALEENA NOORDEEN | Sri Lanka |
| SANGAMESHWARAN D | Andhra Pradhesh |
| PREMA F | Thanjavur |
| JAGADEESAN M S | Trichy |
| SHANAZ ALEEM | Chennai |
| ABARNA J | Madurai |
| B N LAVANYA | Arni |
| TAMIZHARASI A | Erode |
| PADMAVATHY R | Chennai |
| T SHEELA | Kaniyakumari |
| SELVAKUMARI G | Salem |
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🌿 International Flower Remedies Practitioner Association
Code of Conduct & Professional Ethics Handbook
Promoting ethical practice of flower remedies worldwide
Preamble
The International Flower Remedies Practitioner Association (IFRPA) is committed to promoting the safe, ethical, and professional practice of flower remedies worldwide. This Code of Conduct establishes the standards expected of all registered practitioners and students trained under the Association.
- To protect clients and the public.
- To maintain the integrity of flower remedies as a wellness practice.
- To uphold the credibility of practitioners nationally and internationally.
Professional Identity
- Practitioners shall use designations honestly, such as Flower Remedies Practitioner, Wellness Counsellor, or Holistic Practitioner.
- The title "Doctor" shall not be used unless legally qualified under Indian law or the relevant jurisdiction abroad.
- Membership certificates, diplomas, and association ID shall be displayed clearly in practice centres.
Scope of Practice
- Practitioners shall provide consultations and remedies for wellness, emotional support, and lifestyle balance.
- Practitioners shall not diagnose critical diseases or prescribe allopathic/AYUSH medicines unless separately qualified and licensed.
- Clients shall be referred to licensed medical professionals when symptoms exceed the practitioner's scope.
- Flower remedies must be presented as complementary or supplements, not a substitute for medical treatment.
Client Care & Rights
- Practitioners shall obtain informed consent before consultation and remedy preparation.
- All personal information shall remain confidential unless disclosure is legally required.
- Fees and remedy charges shall be transparent and fair, with no hidden costs.
- Clients shall have the right to discontinue consultation at any time.
Ethical Standards
- Practitioners must not make false or exaggerated claims, including "cures" for specific diseases.
- Advertising shall comply with the Consumer Protection Act, 2019 and the Drugs & Magic Remedies Act, 1954 (India) or equivalent laws abroad.
- Practitioners shall respect cultural, social, and spiritual diversity without discrimination.
- Exploitation of clients for financial, emotional, or personal gain is strictly prohibited.
Professional Development
- Practitioners shall participate in Continuing Professional Development (CPD) through workshops, refresher courses, or research.
- Practitioners shall maintain accurate records of training, case studies, and consultations for periodic review.
- The Association may require re-certification at intervals to ensure professional standards.
Accountability & Discipline
- Complaints against practitioners shall be investigated by the Ethics & Disciplinary Committee of IFRPA.
- Sanctions may include:
- Written warning
- Mandatory retraining
- Suspension of membership
- Permanent removal from the Association register
- Practitioners must cooperate fully in any investigation.
Global Applicability
- In India: Practitioners shall comply with national laws governing alternative wellness, trade licensing, and consumer protection.
- Globally: Practitioners shall adapt this Code to the legal and cultural framework of their country while maintaining universal ethical standards of integrity, honesty, and client respect.
