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Do You Have to Tell Clients You Use AI? Standard 2.5 in Practice
ICF Code of Ethics Standard 2.5 says disclose your AI use - but not how. Here is the two-question test…
AI Note-Takers for Coaching Sessions: The Confidentiality Trap
AI note-takers for coaching sessions create two problems most coaches haven't separated: a data decision about where recordings go, and…
How to Vet an AI Tool Before It Goes Near a Client
A four-question vetting test for any AI tool before it touches a coaching client - drawn from the ICF Code…
AI Augmentation vs. Substitution: Where the Line Is in Your Coaching
Where is the line between AI augmenting coaching and AI substituting for it? The line is functional, not timing-based. AI…
AI in Coaching: Where It Belongs in Your Practice – and Where It Doesn’t
A practical guide for credentialed coaches on where AI belongs in their practice - and where it doesn't. Covers the…
Lewin’s Change Management Model: A Practitioner’s Guide
Key Takeaways Lewin’s three stages—Unfreeze, Change, Refreeze—describe the psychological work of change, not just the project phases Unfreeze fails when…
Change Management Certification: Compare Credentials and Choose
Key Takeaways Change management certifications (Prosci, CCMP, Kotter) teach methodology. Coaching credentials (ACC, PCC, ACTC) develop the human capability to…
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