New Coaches
Join the ICF Research Webinar Series and Joel DiGirolamo on Tuesday, May 13, 2025, from 12 Noon – 1 p.m. (New York) for this interactive session where we’ll explore how coaches uncover and utilize deep client motivations, and how they encourage clients to use that motivation toward enhanced well-being, satisfaction, or fulfillment. We’ll begin with a brief overview of recent research findings and research methods, then move into small group discussions to share real-world strategies. Together, we’ll discuss common themes and insights that support meaningful, client-centered coaching across cultures and contexts.
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Coaching is built on trust, integrity, and connection—and our commitment to ethics is at the heart of it all. In this welcoming and practical session, we’ll walk through the latest updates to the ICF Code of Ethics, unpack what they mean in everyday coaching, and explore how they help us serve our clients with clarity and care. Whether you’re new to coaching or a seasoned pro, this is a chance to reflect, refresh, and deepen your ethical foundation in community with fellow coaches.
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Join the Health and Wellness Coaching Community of Practice during International Coaching Week, ICW, on Monday, May 12, 2025, from 11 a.m. – 12:30 p.m. (New York) for a 90-minute webinar, “The Brain, Behavior, and You: Unlock Your Coaching Superpower with Applied Behavioral Science,” featuring Casey Hughes, a leading expert in behavioral science and health coaching. Explore the neuroscience behind behavior change, uncover what truly drives motivation and habits, and gain practical tools to create personalized, lasting client transformations.
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Join Dr. Maria Reynolds, MCC for a deep dive into Breakthrough Coaching and discover how to blend the neuroscience of co-regulation with coaching skills to create more transformational moments.
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An updated ICF Code of Ethics went into effect on April 1. If you’re new around here, the ICF Code of Ethics goes under review every three years. These reviews…
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Read MoreExplore a case study on ethical boundaries in coaching when a client may require therapy. Learn how to navigate multiple roles while upholding ICF ethical standards.
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