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SA Adelaide - ICF Code of Ethics Workshop - facilitated by Kerrie Ashcroft & Kath Milne
The International Coaching Federation (ICF) Code of Ethics sits at the heart of professional coaching practice. The Code provides the ethical standards and guiding principles that help coaches create safe, respectful, and trustworthy coaching relationships with clients, sponsors, and colleagues.
As coaches, our impact goes beyond the conversations we facilitate. We hold a position of trust, and the way we conduct ourselves—our integrity, confidentiality, professional boundaries, and commitment to client wellbeing—shapes the credibility of the coaching profession as a whole.
The goal is not just to understand the Code, but to strengthen our ethical awareness and decision-making as professional coaches. By the end of the session, you will have greater clarity about your ethical responsibilities, increased confidence in navigating ethical dilemmas, and a deeper appreciation for how ethical practice supports powerful, effective coaching.
Key Takeaways:
- Explore the key principles of the ICF Code of Ethics.
- Use case studies to reflect on real-world ethical situations that can arise in coaching practice.
- Discuss how we can apply these standards in a thoughtful and practical way.
Event Details:
🗓️ Wednesday, 24 June 2026 5:45 - 7:30 PM (welcome to stay longer)
📍 Caledonian Hotel (private room), 215 O'Connell St, North Adelaide SA 5006
5:45 - 6 PM | welcome
6 - 7 PM | workshop
7 - 7:30 PM | networking
Drinks and meals available on a pay-as-you-go basis at the venue.
Get to know your Facilitators:
Kerrie Ashcroft
Kerrie is an experienced International Coaching Federation PCC certified executive leadership coach and a Certified Growth Edge Coach with Cultivating Leadership. She specialises in supporting clients to find their current growth edge and to identify ways to strengthen their capability. She blends her skills in developing adaptive leadership capacity with a passion for helping leaders and their teams find practical ways to work effectively through change and complexity. She strongly supports the development of a coaching culture in organisations and brings mindful work practices into her coaching and facilitation to assist leaders in building self-awareness and to manage the stressors often experienced in senior roles.
Kath Milne
Kath is a Management Consultant, Facilitator and Executive /Leadership Coach with extensive experience in leading major business operations; as an Executive in the financial services industry, information technology industry and in the not- for-profit sector, both internationally and in Australia. In addition, Kath has complimented her experience with professional qualifications and certifications including being a Master Certified Coach (MCC) with the International Coaching Federation; a Chartered Manager and Fellow, (CMgr FIML) Institute of Managers and Leaders; a Fellow and Certified Practitioner Member, (FCPHR) Australian Human Resources Institute; and a Graduate Member of Australian Institute of Company Directors.