Hello! ☺️

Thank you for contributing to this public, evolving database of international movement professionals whose practice is trauma-informed, honours a range of intersectional identities, and supports people living with diverse conditions and presentations.

This form invites movement professionals to submit their details and self-identify their qualified areas of practice, and provides space at the end to add or clarify any information not captured in the form.

Terms:

1. All information provided on this form will be visible as a public database and updated live via Google Sheets - this means professionals, people seeking support, loved ones and the general public will be able to view, share and add to this list. Please ensure details provided reflect what you are comfortable sharing on a public  platform.
2. Please note, all information is self-reported. Autonomy In Movement does not verify or endorse responses and accepts no liability for services provided.
3. Autonomy In Movement reserves the right to remove any practitioner from this database at its discretion, including in response to reports of practice that is not aligned with the values outlined above. Removal may occur without notice or direct contact. For enquiries, feedback, or complaints, please contact contact@autonomyinmovement.com.au.
4. By submitting this form, you acknowledge and consent to your information being publicly accessible, and understand that inclusion in this database does not constitute accreditation, recommendation, or confirmation of scope of practice.

Thank you.