Ethics
The INPP Ethics Committee is an independent body responsible for upholding the ethical standards of the INPP method worldwide. It operates independently from the International Management Group (IMG) and the National Principals, ensuring impartial oversight of professional conduct across all territories.
The Committee’s responsibilities include reviewing and updating the INPP Licentiates’ Code of Ethics, addressing ethical concerns raised by practitioners or the public, and advising the IMG on matters of professional standards.
All INPP Licentiates worldwide adhere to INPP’s Code of Ethics:
If you have an ethical concern regarding an INPP Licentiate’s professional conduct, you may contact the Ethics Committee directly. All communications are treated with strict confidentiality.
Please refer to the Ethics Committee Procedures document above for full details on how concerns are reviewed and processed.
✉ Contact the Ethics CommitteeSince its foundation in 1975, INPP has been an apolitical body dedicated to the development of screening, assessment and effective intervention programmes. It does not reflect or support the ideological, religious or political beliefs of any of its current or former associates.
INPP continues to be active in carrying out research based on the methods it has developed. A list of peer reviewed published research to date based on the theory and aspects of the method can be found at: https://www.inpp.cloud/research/
There is a number of organisations which offer various types of neuro-developmental therapy including aspects of methods of assessment and remediation originally developed at INPP. Only persons or organisations listed as being Licentiates or National Principals of INPP provide the INPP programme according to INPP training and professional practise protocols.
