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Ethical Dilemma In Care

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An ethical dilemma is Feldman (2009) a problem that involves a difficult choice. One dilemma that involves communication is balancing confidentiality vs someone right to know. For example, a child is being coach and the parents want to know everything the child discusses in the coaching session. According to http://icfheadquarters.blogspot.com the International Coach Federation “it is important to bring parents into the coaching relationship to support the youth while maintaining confidentiality”. The article advises the coach to set boundaries and the parents know that their child is the coach’s client. Life coaches must follow legal, moral and ethical expectation and if the parents are not in agreement with limited confidentiality they should

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