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The British Clairvoyant Registry
 If you are a professional psychic, medium or spiritual worker then you may benefit by registering with the BCR. We are working with a number of professional and business organisations to establish a body to recognise good practice within the mystical industry.
The BCR will also lobby government to establish an officially recognised code of practice for the telephone psychics industry. We will identify good practice and present our findings and suggestions the appropriate body that may plan future legislation.
As a registered member of the BCR you will be listed with us as an accredited practitioner and can carry our logo on your website or stationery. Carrying the logo shows that you abide by our voluntary code of conduct. Join us in establishing good ethical practice. We will also be issuing certificates to readers who have proven that they can give accurate clairvoyant guidance and work with sincerity and good sense. It is free to register with the BCR.
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BCA Voluntary Code Of Conduct
The British Clairvoyant Academy (BCA) was established
to promote a Code of Conduct and Ethics for the safe
practice of clairvoyance, mediumship and psychism
on the Internet. We also work with charities such as 'Rainbow's
End' to raise money for Spiritualism and other
clairvoyant organisations and good causes.
Joining the BCA and linking
to us from your website indicates that you abide by
our voluntary Code of Conduct and Ethics. The Code of Conduct was originally published in The Psychic Workbook by Craig Hamilton-Parker and was written in conjunction with Peter Clark who used to host Television's Crime watch. In the early days of the Internet, the Code of Conduct became the ethical touchstone for many online practitioners.
Craig Hamilton-Parker
has worked with Government organisations including Learn Direct and blue chip businesses.
The Clairvoyant's Code Of Conduct Banner
Participating websites agree to abide by our Code
of Conduct. Practitioners that agree with our code
may carry our logo and link to either this site of the code itself. If you agree with our voluntary Code of Conduct we invite you to put the logo on your website with a link back to this website.
If you agree with our code of conduct you may carry one of our banner on your website:
Right click one of the images above and add it to your website. Then link the image to this URL:
http://www.psychics.co.uk/bca
The Code Of Conduct
The British Clairvoyant Academy was established to promote and maintain a simple ethical standard for mediums and clairvoyants to follow. Today it trains mediums and psychics in our chat rooms but also insists that all of its practitioners follow a simple code of conduct.
Our Code of Conduct is simple and self-evident. However we believe that by following these simple rules the standards of Mediumship and Clairvoyance will be much improved. ALL members of the British Clairvoyant Academy and anyone working as helpers on our Chat room abide by these rules. Anyone breaking these rules will be removed from our listing and asked to remove the BCA logo from their site.
Original BCA Code of Conduct:
THE DON'TS
DON'T PREDICT A DEATH. A genuine psychic will know that this is impossible. It is not something that we have clairvoyant access to.
DON'T PLAY GURU - Stress that you are only an ordinary person or the sitter may think that you're the only person in the world that can solve their problems. (Psychiatrists call this transference)
DON'T MAKE EXAGERATED CLAIMS - You can't guarantee that you can mediumistic communicate with the person that they want to hear from in spirit. Nor can you guarantee to solve their problems.
DON'T EMBELLISH CLAIRVOYANCE. - Keep your evidence clear. If toy dry up, stop the sitting. It's no good adding a load of junk from your own subconscious to the reading.
DON'T FORCE YOURSELF ON PEOPLE. - There's nothing worse than the overeager psychic that pushes clairvoyance onto people while waiting for a bus, for instance. Some people just aren't ready yet to hear from their long-dead granddad
THE DO'S
INSTIL OPTIMISM. - Try to see beyond bad events to better times. Of course there may be obstacles ahead but help the person realize the power of positive thinking. You're a useless clairvoyant if you only breed despair.
STRESS FREE WILL. - A prediction that inhibits a person's growth is worthless. If, for example, you said to a young girl, "Your marriages will all end in divorce," they probably would. How could a marriage last if they"re subconsciously thinking that it's doomed? Clients may remember things they've been told for the rest of their lives.
GIVE EVIDENCE. - Try to give quantifiable facts about the sitter's life or those they know in spirit. Don't talk about wooly future events.
CULTIVATE SPIRITUAL VALUES. - Make your daily life part of your psychic work. Try to change your attitudes and develop spiritual good habits.
BE GOOD HUMOURED. - Try to spread a little happiness with your psychic work.
IMPROVE YOURSELF. - Psychic development is a lifelong process. Like an artist that's never fully satisfied with their last painting, always try to improve on the quality of your evidence.
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