This Association is self-regulated and governed with membership approved by-laws. An executive board of 5-9 members are elected and meet to determine the annual budget, review and set policies, host an annual meeting, appoint committees, oversee the day to day functioning and plan the future direction of the RPA. 

The RPA is a not-for-profit, 501c6 trade association. We set standards for our members, aimed at protecting and serving the public good. 

As a Trade Association, our role in the Resonance Repatterning® Community is to: 

• Set standards for Certification of our members. 
• Maintain a registry of Certified Practitioners in good standing. 
• Adopt and maintain a Code of Ethics. 
• Provide members with Continuing Education opportunities. 
• Evaluate and Accredit training programs that can be used for the certification requirements of its members. 
• Promote the value of Repatterning sessions with Certified Practitioners as a means of stimulating higher coherence, health and well being for individuals and groups (Disclaimer). 
• Create a positive business environment for our trade. 
  

Defining our 501c6 Trade Association status:

• Every certified member is equal in terms of dues, benefits and opportunities. 
• Student practitioners are supported on their path towards becoming a certified member. 
• All members are empowered to volunteer and participate in programs and the setting of standards in accordance with the RPA by-laws (June 2012). 
• Governance is conducted by an elected Board of Directors (Executive Committee), which meets monthly. All other committees report to the RPA Board.
• An Annual Meeting and financial report ensures that all RPA business is transparent to its membership. 
• The work of all members is promoted and no members can be promoted for their personal financial gain, nor directly sell their licensed classes or products. 
• Operating expenses are covered through membership fees and the sale of trainings, events, and other supporting materials to our membership.  

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The Board of Directors sets policy for the operations and standards of the RPA.  Here are the main membership and other governance policies.

• RPA By-Laws (June 2012) 
  
• RPA Ethics Policy (April 18th 2010) 
• Continuing Education Units Policy (December 2016) 
  
• Lapsed Membership Policy (November 2014)
• Designated Observer Policy  (December 1 2010)
  

For more information contact us:

855-468-6729
rpa@rpamembers.org