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| ====== The Association for IEMT Practitioners ====== | ====== The Association for IEMT Practitioners ====== | ||
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| Membership does not imply exclusivity, | Membership does not imply exclusivity, | ||
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| + | **Relationship to Training Providers** | ||
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| + | The Association maintains standards for recognised IEMT training but does not itself deliver practitioner training. Training is delivered by approved independent providers who meet published criteria. | ||
| ===== Education, Research, and Development ===== | ===== Education, Research, and Development ===== | ||
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| The Association for IEMT Practitioners Ltd is publicly listed on the UK Government’s Armed Forces Covenant businesses register. As a signatory to the Armed Forces Covenant, the organisation has formally committed to honour the Covenant’s principles of supporting the Armed Forces Community — including serving personnel (Regular and Reserve), Veterans, and their families — and ensuring they do not face disadvantage compared to other citizens in accessing services. | The Association for IEMT Practitioners Ltd is publicly listed on the UK Government’s Armed Forces Covenant businesses register. As a signatory to the Armed Forces Covenant, the organisation has formally committed to honour the Covenant’s principles of supporting the Armed Forces Community — including serving personnel (Regular and Reserve), Veterans, and their families — and ensuring they do not face disadvantage compared to other citizens in accessing services. | ||
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| In its bespoke commitment, the Association pledges to: | In its bespoke commitment, the Association pledges to: | ||
| - | recognise the value that serving personnel, reservists, Veterans and military families contribute to its work; | + | * recognise the value that serving personnel, reservists, Veterans and military families contribute to its work; * |
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| - | establish priority access or discounted therapeutic support for former and serving personnel presenting with trauma-related mental health symptoms; | + | |
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| - | provide appropriately trained practitioners offering support for service-related physical health issues, including chronic and phantom limb pain; | + | |
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| - | offer discounted or free education and training opportunities in Integral Eye Movement Therapy for eligible personnel. | + | |
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| This commitment reflects the Association’s intention to publicise and uphold these pledges in its literature and on its website as part of its broader ethical practice obligations. | This commitment reflects the Association’s intention to publicise and uphold these pledges in its literature and on its website as part of its broader ethical practice obligations. | ||
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| ===== CPD UK Accreditation ===== | ===== CPD UK Accreditation ===== | ||
| The Association for IEMT Practitioners Ltd is registered with the Continuing Professional Development Certification Service (CPD UK) as an accredited CPD provider (Provider No. 12737). | The Association for IEMT Practitioners Ltd is registered with the Continuing Professional Development Certification Service (CPD UK) as an accredited CPD provider (Provider No. 12737). | ||
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| Through this accreditation, | Through this accreditation, | ||
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| ===== Pride in Veterans Standard (PiVS) Membership ===== | ===== Pride in Veterans Standard (PiVS) Membership ===== | ||