Ethics in coaching – Exploring Ethics in responsibility to professionalism & society, 2 CCE

22.9.2022, 18.00, 2 CCE, lead by Jasna Knez MCC, EIA Senior, ESIA

Shades of Ethics in Coaching  – Ethical standards and dilemmas in practice

The challenge of working ethically means that members will inevitably encounter situations that require responses to unexpected issues, resolution of dilemmas, and solutions to problems. The most challenging ethical dilemmas are never really black and white. Coaches have dilemmas about their weaknesses, conflict of interest, confidentiality, boundaries, and so on and can be put in a new circumstance where a clear response may not be available, and many questions arise – the shades of Ethics.

The ethical dilemmas are often complex and will challenge coaches to take an in-depth look at themselves and their professional practice to be in service to the profession’s integrity and his/her clients. An important theme to be opened and discussed.

In line with the ICF core values and ICF definition of coaching, the Code of Ethics is designed to provide appropriate guidelines, accountability, and enforceable standards of conduct for all ICF Members and ICF Credential-holders who commit to abiding by the following ICF Code of Ethics.

The 4 Keys to embody Coaching Ethics

Code of Ethics our foundation – Section terms and deep understanding

Ethics in practice

Ethical dilemmas and cases studied

Reflection and practical tips

In this workshop, we will cover the source of information and terms by the Code of Ethics, and we will open a range of dilemmas as well as ethical questions and issues we can face as coaches. It will be interactive and reflective sessions with lots of cases and practical tips.

22.09.2022 @ 6 pm CET, CCE event

Ethics in coaching and ethical practice with Jasna Knez, MCC, EIA Senior, ESIA Supervisor

(members-only event)