Meeting/Event Information

Ethics in Coaching with the Co-Active Training Institute

Friday, February 28

11:00 am - 1 pm CST

Host ICF Connecticut & Co-Host ICF Chicago

Presented by Hope Langner, Kristen Bentley, Charles Sue-Wah-Sing, Gail Barker

This webinar is approved for 2 CCEU's

Registration for this event is a 2-step process. Watch for instructions in your confirmation email.

Join us for this "giant think tank", discussing and delving deep into the whole arena of ethics in coaching as it relates to the current version of the ICF Code of Ethics and Core Competencies, updated in 2021. We will introduce important definitions and distinctions that influence one's perspective around ethics. 

As coaches, we shape the profession of coaching. How we conduct ourselves impacts how the public perceives the coaching industry. Through our experiential time together, using case studies and examples, we will equip you with tools to explore ethical concerns, including those that lack clear-cut answers. Our aim is that you come away from this program empowered to courageously find your way forward with curiosity and ethical integrity.

Upon completion of this program, attendees will be able to: 

• Establish an individual and personal sense of professional ethical conduct. 
• Make distinctions between morals, values, and ethics and why that is professionally important in coaching.
• Name key factors (the warning flags) and distinctions in the identification of potential professional ethical issues and how they impact the field of coaching and the public at large.

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