Trust hub · Flagship article 9
Practitioner Best Practices
Best practices in plain words
This page lists habits for safe, fair biomagnetism sessions.
Screen first. Get consent. Keep notes. Stay in scope. Refer when red flags show up.
These are education tips—not legal advice or a full training course.
- Use the free session checklist linked below.
- Pair this page with ethics and who-should-not-use guides.
Good practice means screen each client first, get clear consent, keep fair session notes, stay in scope, and send people to a doctor when red flags show up. Use our free checklist as your session guide.
This article is for general information and training context, not personal medical advice. See our disclaimer and editor policy.
Core practices
- Screen each client with a safety list before magnets
- Get signed consent and a clear privacy policy
- Place pairs only as you were trained
- No cure promises and no med advice
- Have a plan to refer urgent or complex cases
- Follow up after sessions in a fair, scoped way
Printable session checklist
Use our free workflow for students. You can print it or share it in training groups:
Open practitioner session checklist →Session structure: therapy session guide. Assessment: client assessment guide. Pair order: pair prioritization. Ethics: biomagnetism ethics.