V. Advertisements and Public Statements

Avoidance of False or Deceptive Statements

Marketing professional services using only objective, scientific data without sensationalism or exaggerated claims.

Public Statements

Distinguishing facts from personal opinions when speaking in public while avoiding product endorsements for private financial gain.

Workshops and Non-Degree-Granting Programs Advertisements

Ensuring all promotional brochures, catalogs, and public announcements are completely true and accurate.

Media Presentations

Providing public advice via television, radio, or internet based strictly on literature without implying a clinical relationship is formed.

Testimonials

The ethical ban on requesting promotional reviews from current clients or individuals vulnerable to undue professional influence.

Free Services as Part of Promotional Campaign

Conducting public clinical demonstrations strictly in private rooms to safeguard clients from public viewing.