Last Updated: February 28, 2026
This Professional Code of Ethics outlines the standards that guide my coaching practice and my commitment to ethical, respectful, and responsible support.
Ethical Standards and Professional Conduct
Core Principles
- Confidentiality and Privacy
I honor your story with strict confidentiality. Information is not shared without consent unless required by law. - Clear Boundaries and Roles
I am a betrayal recovery coach. I do not provide therapy, psychological counseling, medical treatment, or mental health diagnosis. - Honest Representation
I communicate my qualifications, services, and expectations honestly. Coaching is a collaborative process and specific outcomes cannot be guaranteed.
While coaching supports meaningful progress, results vary based on individual commitment and circumstances.
- Respect and Inclusion
All identities, cultures, and experiences are respected. Coaching is adapted with sensitivity to your unique journey. - Professional Growth and Referral
I continue learning and improving my practice. If your needs fall outside my scope, I will refer you to a qualified professional. - Safe Environment
Coaching sessions are free from manipulation, exploitation, or coercive behavior. - Commitment to Your Progress
Coaching supports clarity, trust rebuilding, and forward movement. You remain the expert of your life.
Client Responsibility
Clients are responsible for their own decisions, actions, and outcomes during and after the coaching process.
Important Disclaimer
Information shared within coaching is kept confidential except where disclosure is required by law, including credible threats of harm to self or others, suspected abuse, or court order.
How We Work Together
When we begin our coaching relationship, you will receive a clear agreement outlining purpose, session structure, fees, cancellation policy and confidentiality. Our coaching sessions will be respectful and structured, designed to support your growth after betrayal. Coaching services are not appropriate for individuals experiencing active crisis, suicidal ideation, or psychiatric emergency. In such cases, immediate professional or emergency support is recommended.