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As a massage therapist, you are expected to adhere to a Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice that outline the principles and guidelines for ethical and professional behavior. Here are some general principles that are typically included in a massage therapist's code of conduct:

1. Client safety and well-being: You must prioritize the safety and well-being of your clients at all times. This includes maintaining a clean and hygienic environment, using appropriate draping techniques, and following proper sanitation protocols.

2. Professionalism: You should conduct yourself in a professional manner at all times, treating your clients with respect, dignity, and confidentiality. You should also dress appropriately and maintain a professional demeanor.

3. Competence: You should provide massage therapy services only within the scope of your education, training, and experience. You should also seek ongoing education and training to maintain and improve your skills and knowledge.

4. Informed consent: You should obtain informed consent from your clients before providing any massage therapy services. This includes discussing the benefits and risks of the treatment, as well as any potential side effects.

5. Boundaries: You should maintain appropriate boundaries with your clients, avoiding any behaviors that could be perceived as inappropriate or sexual in nature.

6. Business practices: You should operate your massage therapy business in an ethical and transparent manner, including accurate billing and record-keeping practices.

These principles are meant to guide massage therapists in their professional behavior and ensure that they provide safe and effective services to their clients.