Code of Conduct

Candidates and credential holders act honestly in all dealings with clients, employers, colleagues and NSFT.

Cheating, impersonation, the use of unauthorized materials and the reproduction or sharing of examination items are prohibited.

Credential holders do not diagnose, treat or prescribe for medical conditions, and do not provide medical nutrition therapy. Clients presenting with conditions outside a trainer's scope are referred to an appropriately qualified professional.

Credential holders screen clients appropriately, plan sessions with safety as the first priority and respond responsibly to incidents.

Client information is kept confidential and shared only with consent or where required by law.

Clients and colleagues are treated with dignity and without discrimination of any kind.

Credential holders use the exact credential title and registry number issued by NSFT, and do not claim government licensure or qualifications they do not hold.

The NSFT name, crest and marks may be used only as authorized. Altering a digital ID or credential, or implying endorsement by NSFT, is prohibited.

Alleged breaches are investigated under a fair process. Outcomes may include a warning, suspension or revocation of the credential, which is then reflected in the public registry.

Concerns about the conduct of a candidate or credential holder may be reported to support@nsftacademy.com.