As part of the passage of MN Statute 146A, the legislature
wanted to assure the citizens of Minnesota about their rights as consumers of
unlicensed natural health in Minnesota. A Client Bill of Rights was
created and the law requires that the practitioners give their clients a copy of this
bill of rights.
This Bill of Rights includes a disclosure notice which the practitioner uses to inform their clients and potential clients of their educational background relevant to the services they are providing to their clients.
The Bill of Rights also includes the phone number for the Office of Complementary and Alternative Practices (OCAP) which consumers can use if they have a question about a particular modality or if they wish to complain about a practitioner.
Click here to read a sample Client Bill of Rights. If you are a practitioner, this Bill of Rights can be modified with your information and utilized in your practice.