The Australian Association of Massage Therapist's Code of Ethics is a statement about appropriate and expected conduct of AAMT members. It reflects the values of the Association. The Code of Ethics describes the professional conduct expected of members to preserve and enhance their professional reputations as well as the general reputation of the massage industry in Australia. The Code of Ethics also seeks to protect the general public.

The Code of Ethics applies to all members of the Australian Association of Massage Therapists Ltd.

 

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Public and Member Complaints Process

 

Under Clause 6 (11) of the AAMT Constitution, the Board Of Directors may, if the Code of Ethics is breached, or a member is otherwise engaged in conduct unbecoming of a member, discipline that person.

Members of the public and AAMT members can use the AAMT Complaints Guidelines to lodge complaints against AAMT members. The Association may choose to act on a complaint or, if matters come to its attention, discipline members.

 

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Complaints must be made on the complaints form and should be directed to:-

 

The Chief Executive Officer

Australian Association of Massage Therapists Ltd

Level 6

85 Queen Street

Melbourne Victoria 3000

1300 138 872

 

> Download Guide for the Prevention and Management of Sexual Misconduct Part 1

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> Download Guide for the Prevention and Management of Sexual Misconduct Part 3