Code of Conduct Policy

Mental Health Monarchs was built on the belief that healing happens in community — and that community is only as safe as the people in it agree to make it. This Code of Conduct outlines what is expected of anyone participating in MHM spaces, including cohorts, group sessions, healing sessions, comment sections, and direct communication with the brand.

 

These expectations exist to protect everyone in the room, including you.

 

Respect and Dignity
Every person who shows up to an MHM space is treated with kindness, respect, and dignity. That is the floor, not the ceiling. People here come from different backgrounds, hold different identities, carry different histories, and are at different points in their healing. All of that is welcome. None of it is up for debate.

 

Hate speech, discrimination, harassment, and bigotry of any kind — including but not limited to racism, misogyny, homophobia, transphobia, ableism, antisemitism, Islamophobia, fatphobia, or classism — have no place in MHM and will result in immediate removal.

 

Honoring Privacy and Confidentiality
What people share in MHM spaces stays in MHM spaces. If someone in your cohort, group session, or community space shares a story, a struggle, a name, or any identifying detail, that information is theirs — not yours to repeat, screenshot, post, paraphrase to a friend, or carry into another room without their explicit permission.

 

You are always free to share your own experience. However, you are not free to share anyone else's. Members who violate this trust may be removed without warning.

 

Pseudonyms and aliases are welcome. People sometimes need a layer of protection between their healing and their public identity, and that choice will always be honored.

 

Communicating with Care
Disagreement is allowed. Cruelty is not. There is a meaningful difference between pushing back on an idea and attacking the person holding it, and we expect everyone in MHM spaces to know the difference — or be willing to learn it.

 

When conflict arises, approach it with curiosity rather than contempt. Ask before assuming. Listen before responding. If you make a mistake, own it. If someone else messes up, leave room for them to own it too.

 

Taking Responsibility for Your Own Healing
MHM offers tools, language, frameworks, and community — it does not do the work for you. You are the authority on your own life, which means you are also responsible for what you take from this space and how you apply it.

 

If something stirs more than you can hold, that is information, not failure. Bring in additional support. Please reach out to a licensed provider in your area. Step back from a cohort if you need to.

 

Choosing your own care is always allowed.

 

Showing Up for One Another
Mutual support is part of what makes MHM what it is. That looks like listening when someone shares, witnessing when someone is struggling, celebrating when someone is winning, and offering encouragement without trying to fix or rescue. It does not look like unsolicited advice, a diagnosis, or an attempt to play therapist for another member.

 

If someone in an MHM space appears to be in crisis, the most useful thing you can do is encourage them to contact emergency services or a crisis line, and, if appropriate, let MHM moderators know.

 

Do not try to handle a crisis on your own.

 

Content and Conduct in Shared Spaces
In any MHM space that allows posting, commenting, or contributing, content should support mental wellness and growth. Content that is offensive, exploitative, sexually inappropriate, promotional, harassing, or off-topic may be removed at MHM's discretion.

 

Spam, solicitation, and recruitment for unrelated programs, products, or beliefs are not permitted. MHM is not a marketplace for outside agendas.

 

Moderation and Enforcement
MHM reserves the right to enforce this Code of Conduct as it sees fit. Depending on the nature and severity of the violation, consequences may include a private conversation, a formal warning, temporary suspension from a cohort or space, or permanent removal from MHM programs and platforms.

 

Serious violations — including hate speech, harassment, threats, breaches of confidentiality, or behavior that endangers another member — may result in immediate and permanent removal without prior warning. Refunds for active programs in those cases are at MHM's discretion.

 

We don't enjoy enforcement. We do it because the integrity of this space depends on it.

 

Reporting a Concern
If you experience or witness a violation of this Code of Conduct, please reach out to admin@mentalhealthmonarchs.org with the subject line "Conduct Policy Report / Issue." Include as much detail as you are able to share — what happened, when, who was involved, and any documentation you have.

 

Reports are reviewed with discretion. We will not share your name with the person being reported without your consent, unless required by law or the safety needs of others in the space.

 

Agreement
Participation in any MHM space — cohort, session, comment section, or community gathering — constitutes agreement to this Code of Conduct. This isn't legal fine print. It is the actual agreement that makes the room safe for the work people came here to do.

 

Welcome home. Let's take care of each other.

 

Last updated: 5/6/2026