GAPS Code of Ethics

What is a CGC (Certified GAPS Consultant)?

A paraprofessional certified by GAPS Training, LLC and Dr. Natasha Campbell-McBride to provide practical support in implementing the GAPS Nutritional Protocol in non-clinical settings.

10 Principles of the Code of Ethics

1. 1Be honest about education, diplomas, and designations
2. 2Avoid false or misleading statements
3. 3Do not defame colleagues
4. 4Establish clear and appropriate boundaries with clients
5. 5Communicate scope of practice, fees, and confidentiality
6. 6Respect the client's right to end the relationship
7. 7Obtain legal consent when working with minors
8. 8Practice within the limits of training and local laws
9. 9Prioritize the client's physical and mental well-being
10. 10Avoid conflicts of interest

What the GAPS Consultant DOES

• Respect and protect privacy and confidentiality
• Act in the best interest of the client
• Refer to qualified professionals when necessary
• Comply with local laws and regulations
• Maintain secure client records
• Continue professional development

What the GAPS Consultant DOES NOT Do

• Act with conflicts of interest
• Use titles misaligned with training
• Make promises of curing or preventing diseases
• Advise discontinuation of medications
• Diagnose or treat diseases
• Discriminate based on personal factors

Scope of Practice

Application of the Official GAPS Consulting Framework: client agreements, questionnaires, equipment checklists, pantry inspections, food sourcing guidance, cooking demonstrations, household product review, and progress tracking.