Midori Code of Ethics

    Every Practitioner on Midori commits to this Code of Ethics and to ongoing adherence.

    01

    Safe healing

    All Practitioners will always work from a place of genuine desire to support and uplift their clients. They will maintain a clear ethical purpose in their work and act with the intention of doing no harm — physically, emotionally, mentally, and spiritually.

    02

    Client autonomy

    All Practitioners will respect each client's sovereignty and free will. They will never use their influence to manipulate a client, including encouraging dependency or dictating their actions or decisions.

    03

    Scope of practice

    All Practitioners understand that intuitive work is not a substitute for medical, financial, legal, or professional mental health support and will never position it as such.

    04

    Service integrity

    All Practitioners will deliver only the service a client has booked. If, on exception, they feel compelled to introduce other services, they will ask and receive client permission before doing so.

    05

    Truthful communication

    All Practitioners will deliver information truthfully and without embellishment or personal agenda. They will handle clients, especially those carrying grief or loss, with care and sensitivity. They will not make predictions or recommendations designed to cause fear, distress, or dependency — including predictions of death, illness, or divorce.

    06

    Professional boundaries

    All Practitioners will maintain clear professional and energetic boundaries to protect both their clients and themselves. They will not engage in harassment of any kind.

    07

    Honest self-representation

    All Practitioners will honestly represent their qualifications, experience, and services. They will not misrepresent themselves, their credentials, or what they offer in their profile, marketing, or client communications.

    This Code of Ethics is adapted from the IONS Institute Code of Ethics for Mediums and Trance Channelers (Zemel & Wahbeh, 2025). Learn more about the IONS framework here.