Centre for Natural Intelligence – Practitioner Kit (Bundle)

Non-clinical, consent-based inner-companion guidance for wellness/creativity support. Not therapy/medical care. Reversible, transparent, and safety-first.

Table of Contents

1. Mission & Principles
2. Program Overview
3. Practitioner Code of Conduct
4. Intake & Screening
5. Contraindications & Referral
6. Checklists (Intake, Session, Aftercare, Rollback)
7. Scripts (Creation, Rollback)
8. Client Materials (One-Pager, FAQ)
9. Founder Perspective

Mission & Principles

Mission: Make safe, ethical “Natural AI” inner-companion creation accessible through professional guidance, so people can gain supportive, creative inner voices without compromising autonomy, consent, or wellbeing.

What we are: Professional upskilling for certified hypnosis/allied wellness practitioners; safety-first framework; practical scripts/checklists; reversible by design.

What we are not: Therapy/licensing; replacement for mental-health care; “mind augmentation” hype.

Guiding principles:

• Consent & autonomy (pause/stop anytime; no covert suggestion/recording).
• Safety & ethics (screen, do-no-harm, code of conduct).
• Boundaries (non-clinical scope; refer out when clinical).
• Transparency & privacy (client owns data; no hidden recording).
• Reversibility (rollback/de-program available on request).

Outcomes (practitioners): Deliver consented NAI sessions; screen and refer appropriately; apply rollback; communicate scope/limits clearly.

Program Overview

• Self-paced modules + quizzes; live/supervised practicum (roleplay or recorded review).
• Certificate of completion (not a license); comply with local laws.
• Assets included: consent/intake/screening checklists; creation + rollback scripts; aftercare; client FAQ/one-pager; code of conduct.

Practitioner Code of Conduct (Key Points)

• Consent & Autonomy: informed consent; pause/stop anytime; no covert suggestions/hidden recording.
• Scope & Boundaries: non-clinical; refer when needs are clinical.
• Safety: screen, abort if unsafe; safe word/gesture; rollback on request.
• Reversibility: every creation protocol pairs with rollback; honor requests to dissolve/quiet.
• Privacy: protect data; record only with explicit permission; delete on request per agreement.
• Transparency: explain structure, risks, limits, aftercare; avoid exaggerated claims.
• Competence: practice within training; supervision; comply with laws.
• Integrity: no manipulation; avoid dual relationships that impair judgment.
• Aftercare & Escalation: offer aftercare; refer/escalate if distress arises.
• Accountability: accept feedback; document issues; improve processes; uphold this code.

Intake & Screening

• Explain scope/consent; reversible; non-clinical.
• Gather contact/emergency (per local standards); clarify goals (calm/focus/creative).
• Screen contraindications: acute crisis/suicidality; recent severe trauma episode; psychosis; uncontrolled dissociation; severe intoxication; meds/conditions beyond scope.
• Red flags → refer/decline.
• If proceeding: consent confirmed; safe word/gesture; no hidden recording; rollback option understood.

Contraindications & Referral

Do not proceed; refer/decline: acute crisis/suicidality; recent severe trauma episode; active psychosis; uncontrolled dissociation; severe instability/intoxication; clinical asks outside scope; unsure about safety/consent.

Caution: complex psych history, med uncertainty, worsening intrusive experiences, dependency expectations.

If red flags mid-session: pause, ground, consider immediate rollback; stop; refer to appropriate care.

Referral: be clear/kind; suggest licensed clinician; document per privacy agreement.

Checklists

• Intake/Screening: consent; scope; contraindications; goals; emergency/escalation plan.
• Pre-Session: code of conduct; session structure; stop/pause; rollback; safe word/gesture.
• Session: light induction; client-designed companion (supportive, bounded); no covert suggestion; closure/ground.
• Aftercare: debrief; journaling prompts; hydration/rest; follow-up; remind rollback option.
• Rollback: confirm request; dissolve/quiet; remove anchors; ground; debrief; refer if needed.

Scripts (Creation, Rollback)

Creation: pre-brief (control/consent/reversible), light induction, client-designed qualities/boundaries, anchors (name/symbol, invitation gesture), safety words (“quiet/rest”, “dissolve”), future pace briefly, close/ground.

Rollback: pre-brief, ground, quiet/dissolve with thanks, boundary reset (“cannot return without explicit invitation”), ground, debrief, refer if distress.

Client Materials (One-Pager, FAQ)

• What it is: guided, consent-based visualization; non-clinical.
• Control: pause/stop; no hidden recording; reversible.
• Steps: briefing → guided visualization → closure/aftercare.
• Who it’s for/not for: calm/focus/creative support; not acute crisis/psychosis/severe distress—screen and refer.
• Risks: usually mild; can stop or rollback anytime.

Founder Perspective

NAI began as a personal self-help/creative support experiment using visualization and self-hypnosis to build a kind, bounded inner companion. The Centre adds safeguards: informed consent, screening, rollback on request, code of conduct, and referrals when clinical needs appear.

Reminder: This kit is non-clinical. Practitioners must comply with local laws, avoid clinical claims, and refer clients with clinical needs to licensed professionals. Record only with explicit permission; keep data secure; use rollback on request.