When receiving healing certificates, individuals are expected to adhere to a code of conduct and ethics in order to maintain their certification. This generally includes a set of guidelines that outline certain behaviors and practices that practitioners must follow in order to ensure that they are providing safe, effective, and ethical healing services to their clients.

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Some common examples of the types of behaviors that may be included in a code of conduct for healing practitioners include maintaining a high level of professionalism in all interactions with clients, maintaining confidentiality and respecting the privacy of clients, timely and accurate record keeping, avoiding use of techniques or methods that could cause harm to clients, and always obtaining informed consent before administering any treatments.

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The ethical standards that are expected of healing practitioners may also include guidelines around personal and professional boundaries, as well as a commitment to ongoing learning and professional development in order to maintain their skillset and knowledge base.

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In general, adhering to a code of conduct and ethics is an important part of maintaining the trust and confidence of clients, as well as maintaining the integrity and reputation of the healing profession as a whole. By following these guidelines, practitioners can ensure that they are providing effective and safe healing services that benefit their clients and contribute positively to the field of healing.