In the coming weeks, write the Four Way Test on a note card and place it near your phone or computer (along with a copy of one of the ethical standards of Coaching.) Observe how these simple criteria assist in the application of coaching ethics and can greatly affect your coaching.
*Adapted from: Williams, P. & Anderson, Sharon K. (2006). Law and Ethics in Coaching: How to Solve and Avoid Difficult Problems in Your Practice. New Jersey: John Wiley & Sons
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