Yogalates Code of Ethics

Members of the Association will uphold the Code of Ethics as set out by the YTA. Members are committed to the practice of Yogalates™ and the philosophies of Yoga and Pilates. Members demonstrate professionalism in their presentation, maintain current First Aid Certificates and comply with Occupational Health and Safety Standards.

Code of Ethics

All Yogalates Teachers’ Association members embrace the following Code of Ethical Practice:

• Maintain the highest standard of teaching and practictice of the Solomon Yogalates™ Method
  

• Promote an environment that is free from discrimination and harassment including unsolicited approaches, comments or physical contact of a sexual nature, victimisation, bullying and racial vilification

• Promote Yogalates™ as a safe practice which promotes unity of body and mind

• Conduct Yogalates™ sessions with care, respecting the body, mind and spirit of all my students

• Teach within the limits of my training and capabilities

• Do not misrepresent myself, the practice of Yogalates™ or the founder Louise Solomon in any way

• Promote and advertise my teaching and the benefits of Yogalates™ with honesty

• Use my knowledge and skill at all times with compassion whilst upholding the philosophies of Yoga and Pilates

• Make referrals when appropriate and encourage students to seek assistance from other professionals of their choosing

• Hold in confidence and with integrity any written or verbal personal information

• Respect the individuality of students. Aim to teach the holistic beliefs and values of Yoga & Pilates without imposing these beliefs and values

• Commit to my personal growth through the updating and expansion of my knowledge, competence and skills

• Behave honestly and ethically, being aware of my legal responsibilities and conduct my financial affairs in line with recognised business, accounting and taxation procedures

• Co-operate fully with any ethical investigation by the Yogalates™ Teachers' Association Inc. and report any actions or practices that violate this code