Our Standards
Facilitator Code of Conduct
What every Mood Moved facilitator is expected to do, and the boundaries they work within.
All Mood Moved facilitators are expected to:
Professionalism
- Behave professionally at all times
- Treat all participants with respect and dignity
- Maintain appropriate boundaries
- Act in accordance with safeguarding policies
Inclusion
Facilitators will:
- Promote equality and inclusion
- Challenge discriminatory behaviour
- Respect diversity of identity, culture and experience
Participant Safety
Facilitators will:
- Prioritise participant wellbeing
- Encourage safe participation
- Avoid coercion or pressure
- Obtain consent before any physical contact
Handling Information
Facilitators will:
- Respect participant confidentiality
- Store information securely
- Follow safeguarding procedures where concerns arise
Boundaries
Facilitators must not:
- Exploit participants emotionally, financially or sexually
- Enter inappropriate relationships with participants
- Use their position for personal gain
Reporting
Facilitators must report:
- Safeguarding concerns
- Accidents
- Incidents
- Complaints
to the designated Mood Moved representative as soon as possible.
Confidentiality
Mood Moved respects participant confidentiality.
However, confidentiality cannot be guaranteed where:
- A participant is at risk of serious harm.
- Another person is at risk of serious harm.
- A child may be at risk.
- A vulnerable adult may be at risk.
- Disclosure is required by law.
Where possible, participants will be informed before information is shared.
Professional Boundaries
Facilitators will:
- Maintain professional boundaries at all times.
- Avoid dual relationships where possible.
- Not exploit participants emotionally, financially or sexually.
- Not engage in inappropriate contact with participants.
Physical Contact
Some workshop activities may involve movement-based exercises.
Physical contact will:
- Never be required.
- Only occur with clear consent.
- Be appropriate to the activity.
- Be avoided if a participant is uncomfortable.
Participants may decline physical contact at any time.
Reporting Concerns
Any safeguarding concern should be reported as soon as possible to the designated safeguarding lead.
Designated Safeguarding Lead
- Name: Jade Taussig
- Email: info@integratedwellness.co.uk
- Phone: 07956 953 750
Emergency Situations
If a participant is believed to be at immediate risk of serious harm:
- Call 999 immediately.
- Ensure the safety of all participants.
- Record actions taken.
Review
This policy will be reviewed annually or sooner if legislation, organisational activities or safeguarding guidance changes.
- Policy Version: 1.0
- Review Date: 11/01/2027
- Approved By: Jade Taussig (Mood Moved, part of Integrated Wellness)