Ethics & Integrity in Coaching
Because trust, safety, and transparency aren’t optional—they’re the foundation of everything I do.
Coaching With Integrity
When you’re working with someone in a vulnerable space—sharing your stories, your hopes, your doubts—ethics matter. You deserve to know that your coach is operating with care, accountability, and respect for your autonomy.
That’s why I align my practice with the International Coaching Federation (ICF) Code of Ethics—the global standard for ethical coaching relationships. This means:
Confidentiality is protected and prioritized
Boundaries are clear and co-created
Your goals, values, and pace come first
Honesty, transparency, and professionalism are non-negotiable
As a coach-in-training with an ICF-accredited program, I hold myself to these standards now—not just when I’m certified.
Coaching should feel like a space where you can breathe, trust, and grow. That’s the kind of relationship I’m committed to offering.
Two Different Paths—Both Valuable
While therapy and coaching can complement one another beautifully, they serve different purposes.
Therapy often focuses on emotional healing, mental health treatment, and recovery from trauma. It tends to look inward and backward—toward healing and restoration.
Coaching is future-focused and action-oriented. It helps you clarify your values, create meaningful goals, and take intentional steps toward a life that feels aligned and fulfilling. We may talk about where you’ve been, but our work centers on where you’re going.
You might come to coaching because you’re:
Stuck in a role or story that no longer fits
Seeking clarity around a transition or decision
Feeling ready to reclaim your voice, identity, or next chapter
Wanting to move forward with more intention—but unsure where to start
My approach to coaching is holistic and person-centered—seeing you as whole, capable, and already enough. It’s not about fixing you. It’s about walking beside you as you choose what’s next.