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As coaches, we strive to uphold the highest ethical standards in our professional practice. However, even the most experienced coaches can encounter challenging ethical situations that require guidance and support. That's where coaching supervision comes in. Join us for an interactive session where we explore how coaching supervision can enhance ethical behavior and promote ethical decision-making in our coaching practice. By the end of this session, you will have a deeper understanding of how coaching supervision can enhance ethical behavior and decision-making in coaching practice, as well as practical tools and strategies for engaging in coaching supervision to support ethical behavior.

Learning Outcomes:

• Learn the importance of coaching supervision in promoting ethical behavior and decision-making in coaching practice
• Explore the role of coaching supervision in helping coaches navigate challenging ethical situations
• Understand the ethical principles and standards that guide coaching supervision
• Identify best practices for engaging in coaching supervision to enhance ethical behavior

Janet M. Harvey, Best Selling Author of the award-winning leadership and coaching book, Invite Change - Lessons from 2020, The Year of No Return is CEO of inviteCHANGE, a coaching and human development organization that shapes a world where people love their life’s work. As a visionary leader in the global professional coaching industry, Janet Harvey is an International Coaching Federation master certified coach and accredited educator who has engaged adults, teams, and global enterprises for nearly 30 years to invite change that sustains well-being and excellence. Being better humans together requires claiming a true self first and then choosing to live inside out as we transform, evolve and be resilient. As Janet shares, “coaching in its many forms has at its root the effect of awakening consciousness and doing so in a highly accelerated fashion that sustains.” Janet Harvey uses her executive and entrepreneurial experience to cultivate leaders in sustainable excellence through Generative Wholeness™, a signature generative coaching and learning process for people, processes, and systems. Her colleagues, audiences and clients regard her as a bold, curious, provocative, articulate, and compassionate human being. Janet has served as a global board leader for ICF, as a director from 2009-2013, as past president in 2012, as Chair for the Foundation of ICF 2013-2017, and more recently as Treasurer for the ICF Thought Leadership Institute 2020-2021.