Complementary and Alternative Modalities: Ethics for Coaches is a course designed for coaches and coaches-in-training. Being a CAM Coach is a popular approach. I offer this course exclusively through The Institute for Life Coach Training (ILCT).
This self-directed course reviews several Complementary and Alternative Modalities (CAM) and discusses the ethical considerations for implementation into one’s coaching practice. Specific ethical scenarios are offered, using examples from the fields of Reiki, Aromatherapy and Nutrition that many coaches incorporate into their practices. Proper client screening and informed consent is reviewed and sample forms and required wording are reviewed so coaches can not only protect their clients but also themselves.
- Introduction to CAM
- CAM Ethical Considerations
- Ethics Applied
- Proper Client Screening
- Informed Consent
Learning Objectives
Participants will gain a clear understanding of any limitations regarding ethics and scope of practice.
Participants will be able to apply ethical concepts to one’s own practice.
Participants will implement appropriate an CAM intake questionnaire and informed consent form.
This course may be part of the credentialing and certification paths available through ILCT — please check details of your program for specifics. They can also be used for the renewal of your ICF or BCC credential — be aware of any respective restrictions.
To complete the course you will need to have access to a computer/tablet and should be comfortable using the Internet as you will be working on an e-learning platform. Students will have one year to complete the requirements for this course. This course is taught by DeeAnna Nagel
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