Ethical Decision Making (EDM)
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We hear a lot about ethics in coaching, but how do we actually make ethical decisions in complex situations? In this experiential offering, you will learn a 6-part Ethical Decision Making Model and then practice applying it to ethical dilemmas in coaching. You will leave with a framework for working through any ethical challenge.
Speakers:
Betsy Salkind, PCC
Betsy Salkind is a certified health coach with expertise in team, mentor, leadership, and health coaching. She holds certifications from the ICF (PCC), NBHWC, and Mayo Clinic and was the Associate Director and Lead Mentor Coach for ADAPT Health Coach Training Program. Betsy is a partner at BNA Mentor Coaching, designing and delivering experiential education. Formerly a professional comedian and TV writer with credits including The Tonight Show and Roseanne, she also has an MS in Organization Studies from MIT’s Sloan School of Management. Betsy believes creativity, curiosity, and humor are key to effective coaching and teaching.
Amy Warshawsky, MCC
Amy Warshawsky, MCC, NBC-HWC, CPCC, A-CFHC, is an executive, leadership, and mentor coach with over 25 years of experience coaching individuals, teams, and groups across industries. She is co-founder of BNA Mentor Coaching and integrates somatic practices with neuroscience and coaching to deepen self-awareness and embodied leadership. A former faculty member of the ADAPT Health Coach Training Program, Amy also served as an adjunct professor and has held roles in corporate, nonprofit, and higher education settings. She holds a Master’s in Journalism from Northwestern University and a BA from Cornell University.
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Organizer
Brendalyn King is a Leadership & Development Coach with Bhavana Learning Group. She describes herself as “an old-soul millennial, from a lineage of strong educators and entrepreneurs” Her great-aunt and grandmother both began careers in Oklahoma, teaching over 70 years combined.
Brendalyn is ICF credentialed as a Professional Certified Coach (PCC). As a Founding member of Bhavana Learning Group, Brendalyn serves as an executive coach specializing in Leadership Development. She also leads the firm’s monthly Coaches Salon Community Hub to cultivate a Coaching Mindset via Deep Listening Practices. Brendalyn also serves as a Meditation guide at the firm’s weekly Practice field, which services the firm’s clients.
Brendalyn delivers a commitment, rooted in serving human beings as deeply connected to discovery in learning organizations. As co-founder of a charter school in Brooklyn, Brendalyn cultivated a learning organization for students, staff, parents, and the community and was honored – as one of the founders – with a National Blue-Ribbon School of Excellence award from the Department of Education in 2017.
As Director of outreach and strategic partnerships at Bhavana Learning Group, Brendalyn connects with individuals and organizations interested in leadership that cultivate learning cultures and learning dialogues rooted in exploring the nature of being. As director of the monthly Coaches Salon at Bhavana Learning Group, she supports developing deep listening, unlearning, and presence.
As a Leadership Coach and Teacher, Brendalyn employs generative language tools and practices to increase individual performance and cultivate presence that aligns purpose and meaning for her clients. She specializes in innovative “fulfillment structures” that support a generative mindset and works with professionals to increase their capacity for leadership collaboration and contemplative practices. Brendalyn is committed to supporting high achievers in unlearning habitual patterns to create space for emergence. She believes in human potential.