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- 1. Jonathan Sibley, LCSW, MBA
- 3. Why care about ethics and Coaching? Client safety Practitioner safety Responsibility to our profession
- 4. What is coaching? - ICF Partnering with clients in a thought-provoking and creative process that inspires them to maximize their personal and professional potential
- 5. What is coaching? – Cavanagh & Grant A goal-directed, results-oriented, systematic process in which one person facilitates sustained change in another individual or group through fostering the self- directed learning and personal growth of the coachee
- 6. What is psychotherapy? - Colorado ’Psychotherapy’ means the treatment, diagnosis, testing, assessment, or counseling in a professional relationship to assist individuals or groups to alleviate mental disorders, understand unconscious or conscious motivation, resolve emotional, relationship, or attitudinal conflicts, or modify behaviors that interfere with effective emotional, social, or intellectual functioning
- 7. What is psychotherapy? – California SW use of psychosocial methods within a professional relationship, to assist the person or persons to achieve a better psychosocial adaptation, to acquire greater human realization of psychosocial potential and adaptation, to modify internal and external conditions which affect individuals, groups, or communities in respect to behavior, emotions, and thinking, in respect to their intrapersonal and interpersonal processes
- 8. Coaching and Therapy What is the relationship?
- 9. Coaching vs Therapy?? Some say that Therapy • The past • What’s wrong • Pathology • Therapist as expert Coaching • The future • What’s right • Strengths • Coach as co-creator
- 10. How to define coaching and therapy? Is it a function of: What? How? Who? Why?
- 11. Differences What – Topics, types of goals? How – Techniques, focus, tone of voice? Where – Whose office? In a public place? Who – No diagnosis? Why – Overall goal? Healing?
- 12. Theoretical Differences Therapy Coaching Attention to power dynamic (vulnerability) Assumes strength and resilience in relationship with coach Attention to transference Little discussion about transference
- 13. Practical differences Therapy Coaching Privileged communication No privilege Reimbursable Not reimbursable Malpractice covered Not always covered Must be licensed in state Client can be anywhere One clear code of ethics Multiple codes of ethics Influence of insurance based fees Market based fees
- 17. Key ethical concerns Scope of competence Scope of practice
- 18. Where is the edge? Competence Practice
- 19. Ethical framework Which code(s) of ethics Decision-making process
- 20. Codes of ethics NASW Coaching associations International Coach Federation Board-certified coach International Association of Coaching
- 21. Ethical decision-making process Does it quack like a duck? How different from psychotherapy is it? Power differential? Client vulnerability? Setting? Topics?
- 22. Decision-making guidelines For the benefit of the client? Any conflict of interest? What codes of ethics apply and what do they say? Whom can I ask for help? What are my options? What are the risks and can I accept them? Document the options considered and choices made
- 23. Ethical issues Competence Boundaries Barter / Gifts Marketing / referrals Distance-based work
- 24. Competence Training / Education Mentorcoach IPEC New Ventures West Newfield CTI Universities (Columbia, Georgetown, etc) Credentialing ICF Board-certified coach IAC School-specific
- 25. Credentialing ICF ACC ICF PCC ICF MCC IAC BCC Training hours 60 125 200 n/a 60 Mentoring hours 10 10 10 n/a 0 Coaching hours 100 / 75 paid 750 / 675 paid 2500 / 2250 paid n/a 30 Clients 8 25 35 n/a n/a Written test Yes Yes Yes Yes Yes Coaching evaluation If portfolio If portfolio Yes Yes No Cost $300 / $500 $300 / $500 $575 / $775 $500 $249
- 26. Boundaries - Simultaneous Therapy? Coaching? Both? Informed consent Strictest code of ethics
- 27. Boundaries - One-way only?
- 28. Boundaries – Sequential engagements Therapy followed by coaching? Coaching followed by therapy?
- 29. Barter / Gifts Follow social work code of ethics? In a pure coaching scenario, any downside to client to saying no?
- 30. Marketing / referrals Separate cards? Separate websites? Social media? Limited by social work ethics? Testimonials? Referral fees?
- 31. Distance-based work Which state’s rules apply? Danger of practicing without a license? Is it covered by malpractice? Specific training for distance work ISMHO – International Society for Mental Health Online
- 32. Distance-based good news The Social Work Professional Liability Insurance policy sponsored by NASW Assurance Services provides coverage worldwide, as long as the claim is made and the suit is brought in the United States, its territories, possessions, Puerto Rico or Canada. Therefore, it's not necessary to purchase another policy for internet, phone/telecommunication practice.
- 33. Distance-based caveat 1 However, because of the changing atmosphere and unprecedented legislation regarding the internet, it is imperative that you keep abreast of current events concerning your methods of practice.
- 34. Distance-based caveat 2 In addition, taking great care to prevent a breach of privacy regarding client confidentiality should be of utmost concern. It is recommended that documentation not be accessible through the internet.
- 35. Distance-based bad news …coverage would be excluded for a wrongful act committed while you did not have a license as required by law. You must be practicing legally for the policy to afford coverage.
- 36. Touch as a model? Social workers should not engage in physical contact with clients when there is a possibility of psychological harm to the client as a result of the contact (such as cradling or caressing clients). Social workers who engage in appropriate physical contact with clients are responsible for setting clear, appropriate, and culturally sensitive boundaries that govern such physical contact.
- 37. Next steps – Coaching and social work Can / should any situations be carved out as non social work? Clarification of what is safe practice Address distance / state licensing issues Clarify / address liability insurance coverage Additional support for social workers who coach Advocate for the role of social workers in coaching
- 38. Resources 1 www.coachfederation.org/ (ICF) www.certifiedcoach.org/ (IAC) www.cce-global.org/BCC (BCC) www.aictp.org.uk www.insituteofcoaching.org libraryofprofessionalcoaching.com/ www.zurinstitute.com