Code of Ethics

Mineral Balancing Clinic is owned and operated by John Bumpus and Erin Bumpus. All clinical services are provided solely by John Bumpus.

At Mineral Balancing Clinic, John Bumpus follows the principles of ethical conduct upheld by the Natural Health Professions of Australia and the Society of Natural Therapies and Researchers (SNTR). These principles guide our commitment to integrity, client care, and evidence-informed natural health practice.

We uphold the following ethical principles in all client interactions and professional activities:

  1. Prioritising Client Wellbeing
    John places the health and wellbeing of each individual as his highest priority. His aim is to support long-term, sustainable improvements in health through structured, personalised mineral balancing programs.

  2. Working Within Scope
    John recognises his professional limitations and refers to other qualified practitioners when necessary. He does not diagnose, treat, or cure medical conditions and remains within the recognised scope of natural health practice, focusing on education, nutritional guidance, and support.

  3. Ongoing Professional Development
    John is committed to ongoing education, research, and reflective practice to ensure that his work remains informed, current, and consistent with best practices in mineral balancing and holistic health.

  4. Confidentiality and Data Protection
    All personal and health information shared with the clinic is protected, including after a client’s passing, except where disclosure is required by law. The clinic complies with applicable Australian privacy regulations and maintains secure data handling practices.

  5. Professional Respect
    John engages respectfully with peers, clients, and members of the public, and contributes to a culture of integrity and cooperation within natural healthcare.

  6. Integrity, Transparency, and Clear Communication
    John communicates openly and respectfully with all clients. He is transparent about fees, timelines, limitations, and the inclusions of each program. Clients are encouraged to make informed decisions, participate actively, and take personal responsibility as part of the health improvement process.