April 26 (Orlando)
* Please note that the walk-in fee is $40 for both members and guests.
** Lunch will be catered by Toojay's.
Presenter: Lillian J. LeBlanc, PCC
Program Overview:
What is “ethics”, anyway? How do you determine if certain behaviors are ethical or not? How does ethics apply to our work as coaches?
Participate in this highly interactive session to explore the broad definition of ethics, review the ICF Code of Ethics and examine your own ethical compass. Through group discussion and case studies, you’ll be immersed in this fascinating topic not only from the perspective of coaching, but through the lens of life in general.
Participation in this program provides Core Competency CCEs in Ethics (All ICF credentialed coaches must obtain 3 CCEs in Ethics during each credential renewal cycle.)
Pre-work:
Carefully review the ICF Code of Ethics and consider how you apply it to your coaching practice. Come prepared to share your thoughts and experiences.
Learning Objectives:
1. Increase awareness of the ICF Code of Ethics and ethics resources available to ICF coaches.
2. Explore one’s own ethical boundaries and decision making processes.
3. Examine several real-life ethical cases to expand understanding of ethics in practice.
4. Learn from other participants through best-practice sharing.
About the Presenter:
Lil LeBlanc is the current President of ICF Central Florida. She is experienced in human resources, leadership development, organizational culture transformation, change management and professional coaching. She has worked within several industries that are recognized as the best workplaces in the healthcare, transportation, government and technology sectors.
Lil developed a comprehensive internal leadership coaching practice, including an ICF-approved training program (ACSTH) for internal coaches at Baptist Health South Florida. She is also an ICF Registered Mentor Coach and serves as an Assessor for applicants for the ICF ACC and PCC credentials.
She holds a Master of Business Administration from the University of Massachusetts, a Bachelor of Science in Economics, summa cum laude, from Boston State College/University of Massachusetts and a Certificate in Professional Coaching from the University of Miami (FL).
2 CCEU: Core Competency (CC)
