Renewal Wellness Center is committed to delivering ethical psychiatric care within the scope of our professional expertise. However, we reserve the right to decline a request for services under the following circumstances: Clinical Appropriateness: When the requested treatment is deemed clinically inappropriate, not evidence-based, or potentially harmful, based on the provider’s professional judgment. Scope of Practice: If the services requested fall outside the scope of the provider’s training, licensure, or clinical competency. Ethical or Moral Grounds: In accordance with the principle of conscientious objection, a provider may decline to participate in treatments that conflict with their professional, moral, or religious convictions. Patient Conduct: Services may be declined or discontinued if a patient exhibits threatening, abusive, or consistently noncompliant behavior that compromises the safety and integrity of the therapeutic relationship. Resource Considerations: In instances where clinical resources are limited, priority may be given to individuals with more acute or urgent mental health needs. This policy is enforced in accordance with applicable ethical guidelines and anti-discrimination laws. In such cases, every reasonable effort will be made to refer the patient to an appropriate alternative provider or resource to avoid abandonment of care.