Guest guest Posted November 22, 2008 Report Share Posted November 22, 2008 I am glad this thread came up because I have some questions! First I just want to say that I am thrilled to see Tow on this board too. , whenever you post to Lactnet I always love what you have to say so I am happy to see you in this forum too. My question is one about ethics and promoting alternative remedies/healing methods, etc. I have a passion for herbs, homeopathy and various other types of natural healing. I am planning to sit for the 2009 exam and so of course I am reviewing the code of ethics currently. I am wondering how some of you implement alternative medicine into your IBCLC work. Do you always use creative wording like “some mothers find the herb “xyz” helps with this problem so talk with your primary HCP”? In the future I hope to add a certification such as “certified clinical herbalist” however various alternative certifications are not recognized state to state or internationally. Natural medicine is always my first line of defense so I can’t imagine not being able to tell moms about various remedies/treatments but I would never want to do anything that might constitute breaking the code of ethics. I’d love some input from those of you that also discuss alternatives with your clients. Cole Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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