Professional Codes of Conduct
Key Points of DPN Membership
To keep your Dru professional status, we simply ask that you follow these 3 important Code of Conduct points.
Stay Registered as a Dru Teacher
Only graduates of the Dru Yoga Teacher Training or Dru Meditation Teacher Training who pass their final assessment and maintain DPN membership can use the term 'Registered'. For example: 'Registered Dru Yoga Teachers' or 'Registered Dru Meditation Teachers'.
Keep your CPD points Up-To-Date
Dru graduates must update their skills by accruing a minimum of 12 CPD points each year. Details on what constitutes the 12 points are described here. In case of extenuating circumstances or valid reasons for not completing CPD, contact us at info@drunetwork.com.
Have Professional Indemnity Insurance
It is the responsibility of Dru profressionals to arrange their own Professional Indemnity Insurance. The DPN offers discounted insurance through Balens Ltd, but it does not take liability for any claims or losses related to Dru activities conducted by its members.
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Protecting Your Dru Professional Credentials
If you are a DPN member you may use the terms 'Dru Yoga', ' Dru Yoga Therapy', 'Dru Meditation' or 'Dru Ayurveda' to describe and promote any of your Dru products or services, company names, website names and email addresses for as long as you maintain your membership.
If your DPN membership lapses, you lose the right to use the DPN logo and identify as a Dru professional. This ensures Dru can stand behind your training and confirms your continued professional practice.
To continue the high quality of teaching for which Dru is known, it is important to maintain your membership in the DPN.
