What Can We Learn from Ethics Complaints?

Hosted by ILCT faculty member Tina Elliot, MBA, PCC, BCC

Some of the best learning I’ve seen from coaches around ethics has come from those who have had an ethical complaint filed against them.

There’s a saying that we learn best from our own mistakes. But when it comes to coaching ethics, you can learn from the experiences and mistakes of others—without having to go through the arduous process, uncertainty, and stress of an ethical complaint yourself.

Join me for a free 1-hour discussion where we’ll take a closer look at recent coaching ethics complaints and explore what they can teach us about protecting both our clients and our coaching businesses.

In this discussion, we’ll explore:

• What’s happening in more recent ICF ethics complaints
• What has changed over the years in the types of complaints being filed
• What we can learn by reviewing these complaints
• What you may want to reconsider or adjust in your own coaching business based on these lessons

This isn’t about judging coaches who have received complaints. It’s about learning from real-world situations so we can all become more thoughtful, ethical, and insightful practitioners.

Come learn from others’ experiences—so you don’t have to learn every lesson the hard way.

The call is free, but the insights may be invaluable.