Public Verification & Concerns
What the Integrity Certified badge means — and what to do if you have questions or concerns about a certified member.
What the Integrity Certified Badge Means
A man displaying the Integrity Certified badge has voluntarily completed The Sacred Kings 10-week Accountability Coaching Program and signed a formal commitment to the Sacred Kings Code of Conduct. This badge is a living accountability mechanism — not a permanent credential. It can be revoked. It is reviewed annually. And there is a real human process behind it.
Is This Man Integrity Certified?
We do not maintain a public-facing directory of certified members. This decision exists to protect member confidentiality, prevent harassment, and ensure that certification status cannot be misused by third parties.
If you have encountered a man claiming Integrity Certified status and wish to verify his standing, contact us directly. We will confirm or deny active certification status within 3 business days.
Please include the individual's full name and any context about where you encountered the badge or claim.
Email to Verify a MemberSomething Doesn't Feel Right?
If you have a concern about the conduct of a man displaying the Integrity Certified badge — whether in a professional, personal, or community context — we want to hear from you.
All concerns are reviewed by the Sacred Kings Integrity Council — an independent oversight body, not the founder or general staff. Every concern is taken seriously. Confidentiality is protected throughout the process.
The Integrity Council has full authority to suspend certification, revoke it permanently, require mediated resolution between parties, and mandate ongoing education or recertification as a condition of reinstatement. The badge means something because we enforce it.
Email to Raise a ConcernDid He Show Up With Integrity?
Did a certified member's conduct, boundaries, or quality of work stand out — in a session, a container, or a moment that mattered? Tell us.
Positive feedback reaches the Integrity Council directly and becomes part of a member's ongoing certification record. It informs renewal decisions, shapes how we recognize exemplary members, and gives the Council a complete and accurate picture — not just a record of complaints.
Good men doing good work deserve to be seen. This is how you help us see them.
Share a Rave ReviewWhy We Don't Maintain a Public Directory
Member Confidentiality
Membership in The Sacred Kings is a private matter. Men do transformational work here — some of which they may not wish to broadcast publicly. A searchable directory would compromise that privacy.
Legal Protection
A public directory creates legal exposure for both the organization and individual members — particularly in cases where certification has lapsed, been revoked, or is under review. A direct inquiry process is cleaner and safer for everyone.
Preventing Misuse
Public directories can be scraped, screenshot, and weaponized out of context. Verification by inquiry ensures that the information reaches the person who genuinely needs it — not anyone with a search engine.
This approach places a small, reasonable burden on the person inquiring — a single email — while providing the same practical outcome: a clear, human answer to a clear, human question. We believe this balance is right.
What Happens When You Contact Us
Your Email Is Received
All messages to [email protected] are received by the Sacred Kings Integrity Council — an independent oversight body operating separately from the founder and general staff.
Reviewed With Care
Verification requests receive a direct response within 3 business days. Concerns are reviewed in full — assessed for credibility, pattern, and severity before any action is taken.
You Receive a Response
For verifications: a clear confirmation or denial of active certification status. For concerns: an acknowledgment that your message was received and is under review. Your confidentiality is protected throughout.
The Integrity Council's Authority
The Sacred Kings Integrity Council is not an advisory body. It has real enforcement powers over all certified members. When a concern is substantiated, the Council can take the following actions — independently and without requiring the founder's approval:
This is not a gesture — it is a structural requirement written into our governing documents and cannot be changed unilaterally. We believe men's accountability work requires voices outside the brotherhood to be credible. A council of men deciding what accountability looks like for men is not accountability. It is a boys' club with a badge.
Suspend Certification
Temporarily remove a member's certified status and badge-display rights while a concern is under review or resolution is in progress.
Revoke Certification
Permanently decertify a member whose conduct has violated the Code of Conduct. Revocation is a matter of public record within the organization.
Require Resolution
Mandate that a member engage in a mediated resolution process with an affected party as a condition of continued or reinstated certification.
Mandate Continuing Education
Require Continuing Education Credits (CECs) as a condition of recertification or reinstatement. Education is not optional — it is part of the repair process.
Continuing Education Credits (CECs)
Integrity Certification is not a one-time achievement. Every certified member is required to complete Continuing Education Credits as part of their annual renewal. CECs may include supervised practice, peer accountability work, additional training modules, or Council-assigned education in response to a specific concern.
This means that a man who holds the Integrity Certified badge is not simply someone who passed a program once. He is someone who continues to show up for his own growth, his accountability, and the standards of this community — year after year. That ongoing commitment is part of what the badge represents.
What Integrity Certification Is — and Isn't
We believe in being clear. Integrity Certification is a meaningful commitment — but it is not a professional license. Here is what it does and does not mean:
- It means the man completed a rigorous 10-week accountability coaching program with The Sacred Kings
- It means he signed a formal Code of Conduct committing to specific ethical standards
- It means he is subject to an ongoing review process and can be decertified for violations
- It means he has agreed to carry professional liability insurance at a minimum of $1,000,000 per occurrence
- It does not mean he is a licensed therapist, counselor, or medical professional
- It does not mean The Sacred Kings endorses or warrants all of his professional conduct
- It does not mean certification is permanent — it requires annual renewal and active good standing
For the full Code of Conduct that every certified member has signed, see our Code of Conduct page. For the full Integrity Certification framework, see our Integrity Certification page.
"A badge without enforcement is decoration. We built this process because accountability requires more than a statement — it requires a system."
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