| PRINCIPLE | CONTENT |
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| 1. Safety | The space of the game and of therapy is protected. No violence, no judgment, no manipulation. Every participant has the right to say “no” and leave the game without giving a reason. |
| 2. Confidentiality | Whatever is said within the circle stays within the circle. The only exception: a threat to life or a criminal offense. |
| 3. Boundaries of competence | The consultant (Trainer) works with relationship models, helping people analyze and change their behavior. Signs of depression, anxiety disorders, or psychosis are grounds for referring the client to a clinical psychologist. |
| 4. Refusal of manipulation | It is forbidden to use the methodology for personal gain, to pressure clients, or to create dependencies. |
| 5. Transparent fees | The cost of participating in a group is announced before the work begins. No hidden payments or obligations. |
| 6. Non-discrimination | Any form of discrimination based on gender, age, nationality, religion, or sexual orientation is prohibited. |
| 7. Responsibility to the community | The Trainer is required to attend supervision with the Master at least twice a year, so as not to burn out and not to lose objectivity. |