Your Coach will conduct themselves with dignity, honesty, integrity, and responsibility.
Anything discussed with your Coach will remain confidential unless the participant gives permission in writing or they are bound by law to divulge.
Coaches will not be judgmental or give unwelcome advice.
Coaches will be clear about the boundary between coaching and other therapies, such as counseling.
Coaches will not recommend a specific therapist unless qualified to do so.
Coaches will not give misleading information about any type of therapy or coaching and its benefits.
All coaching agreements should be easy to understand, with the expectations of both the Coach and Participant clearly stated.
Coaches will not coach minors (under 18) without the parent’s written permission.
Coaches will be willing to recommend other coaches if it is more appropriate for the client.
Coaches have professional indemnity insurance in force.
Whenever possible, coaches are encouraged to raise their coaching profile and correct any misconceptions about what coaching is and isn’t.
Coaches will treat all clients in a way that respects people’s differences in relation to physical or mental disability, gender, age, race, religion, politics, and sexual orientation.