
Gain confidence as we explore complex situations with new ICF Code of Ethics
They thoroughly unpacked the revised ICF Code of Ethics, highlighted key changes, and discussed practical implications: Expanded Ethical Scope ("ICF Professional"): Your ethical responsibilities as an ICF professional now extend beyond coaching sessions to all public identification with ICF. Transparency in Tech & Conflicts of Interest: Proactively disclose technology use and clearly manage multiple professional roles to avoid conflicts. "Do Good" Beyond Compliance: Ethics isn't just about following rules; it's about actively working for the client's benefit and preventing harm. Partner, Don't Prescribe in Complexity: When faced with difficult client disclosures (e.g., mental health, trauma), inquire and partner with the client rather than immediately diagnosing or referring. Address "Ethical Fading": Be mindful of how convenience or comfort can lead to neglecting ethical follow-through. Lean on Coaching Skills: Your core coaching competencies (presence, inquiry, curiosity) are your best tools in ethical dilemmas. Seek Support: Utilize supervision and ethical buddies for complex situations.
Coacharya's Coach to Lead · Cindy Muthukarapan, Svea van der Hoorn
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