Code of Ethics

Our guiding moral principles that govern our behaviour and howe we conduct ourselves personally and professionally.

Our practice includes being honest and showing you, our clients and customers, a consistent and uncompromising adherence to strong moral and ethical principles and values. In ethics, integrity is regarded as the honesty and truthfulness or accuracy of one’s actions and our aim is to always be congruent in our words and actions.

Quality exceeds Quantity every time.

How often have you been sidelined by professionals, who promise the world and don’t deliver? Our foundational relationship is birthed out of a willingness to be very real with each other. Kindness and compassion are a solid foundation we both can rely on and is delivered all the way throughout our practice. You will not need to spend decades to get results. In fact, in just a few short weeks you can be experiencing the difference Complex Ptsd Coaching brings to your life.

Linda Meredith

Are you ready to disrupt the impact of Complex Ptsd on your health + relationships + work life this year?

Are you ready to do the work to take back your life? To return to a healthier life where mental injury stops impeding you from enjoying your life? Are you ready to take your next step and begin to thrive? Are you ready to reclaim healthy relationships and love your life?

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Guiding Principles
"It is impossible for anyone to learn what they think they already know." All Trauma Recovery Coaches certified through the International Association of Trauma Recovery Coaching are mandated to ascribe to the following ethical standards. Scope of coaching practice:

Trauma Recovery Coaches do not work with client’s who are engaged in behavior that puts their physical safety at risk, such as: active alcohol and drug addiction, active and significant self-harming behavior.
Trauma Recovery Coaches do not have sessions with clients who are under the influence of alcohol or drugs. Coaches must reschedule clients in that situation and address the drug or alcohol issue at a subsequent session. Trauma Recovery Coaches provide Trauma Informed Services at all times.
Trauma Recovery Coaches do not provide advice about psychotropic medication.
Trauma Recovery Coaches do not work with minors.
Confidentiality: Trauma Recovery Coaches provide their services with complete confidentiality. Coaches do not disclose their work with any clients, client records or any client information to anyone without a written consent from their client or a court ordered subpoena.
Trauma Recovery Coaches voluntarily serve as Mandatory Reporters. They ALWAYS report current and ongoing abuse to minors and elders to their appropriate local agencies.
Practice standards:Trauma Recovery Coaches work with clients as peers and equals. They recognize that while they may be experts at trauma and recovery, their clients are experts on their individual needs and wishes.
Trauma Recovery Coaches respect their client’s views, ideals and beliefs.
Trauma Recovery Coaches do not allow clients to leave sessions when they are significantly triggered and feeling unsafe.
Trauma Recovery Coaches do not engage in romantic or sexual relationships with clients.
Trauma Recovery Coaches do not involve in financial dealings outside of the scope of coaching activities.
Trauma Recovery Coaches do not refer their clients to services that they have not personally vetted.
Trauma Recovery Coaches do not require contractual obligation with their clients regarding the length or frequency of coaching services.
Trauma Recovery Coaches keep up-to-date with research and methodology in the field of trauma, trauma recovery and intervention.

Trauma Recovery Coaches do not work with clients who are actively suicidal.
Trauma Recovery Coaches do not offer services to clients who require assistance with issues outside of the coach’s scope of competence.
Trauma Recovery Coaches seek professional supervision from a qualified Supervisor when they encounter issues in their practice that they are not fully competent to handle.
Trauma Recovery Coaches do not diagnose or assess mental health issues.
Trauma Recovery Coaches do not conduct sessions with clients while they are impaired by drugs or alcohol.
Trauma Recovery Coaches obtain a written release from their clients upon a client request to share information with another individual, such as a doctor, psychiatrist or hospital.
Trauma Recovery Coaches keep accurate, detailed records of their work with clients. They store those records in such a way that does not allow access to them by anyone other than the Coach themselves. This includes both written documents and online data.
Trauma Recovery Coaches treat their clients, as well as their client’s time and money, with respect.
Trauma Recovery Coaches do not discriminate against any race, gender, social class, gender identity or religious belief.
Trauma Recovery Coaches set goals with their clients that reflect their client’s needs and wishes, not those of the coach.
Trauma Recovery Coaches set boundaries with their clients that facilitate the development of their relationship with their clients in sessions and adjunctive healing activities such as support groups. Boundaries are set that neither promote or accept interactions outside of coaching activities.
Trauma Recovery Coaches do not abandon their clients in any manner. If they must stop their coaching practice or release any clients they must do so with an explanation and a referral to other coaching providers.
Trauma Recovery Coaches that have training outside of their initial certification may provide services that are compatible with their level of training. For example, coaches who have counseling or therapy degrees may provide therapeutic interventions. Should a Certified Trauma Recovery Coach egregiously violate these Ethical Standards they are in danger of having their Certification revoked.

Code of Ethics

Our guiding moral principles that govern our behaviour and howe we conduct ourselves personally and professionally.

Our guiding moral principles that govern our behaviour and howe we conduct ourselves personally and professionally.

Quality exceeds Quantity every time.

Linda Meredith

Are you ready to disrupt the impact of Complex Ptsd on your health + relationships + work life this year?

Guiding Principles
"It is impossible for anyone to learn what they think they already know." All Trauma Recovery Coaches certified through the International Association of Trauma Recovery Coaching are mandated to ascribe to the following ethical standards. Scope of coaching practice:

Let's Create Generational Change Together

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Code of Ethics

Our guiding moral principles that govern our behaviour and howe we conduct ourselves personally and professionally.

Our guiding moral principles that govern our behaviour and howe we conduct ourselves personally and professionally.

Quality exceeds Quantity every time.

Linda Meredith

Are you ready to disrupt the impact of Complex Ptsd on your health + relationships + work life this year?

Guiding Principles"It is impossible for anyone to learn what they think they already know." All Trauma Recovery Coaches certified through the International Association of Trauma Recovery Coaching are mandated to ascribe to the following ethical standards. Scope of coaching practice:

Let's Create Generational Change Together

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Guiding Principles
"It is impossible for anyone to learn what they think they already know." All Trauma Recovery Coaches certified through the International Association of Trauma Recovery Coaching are mandated to ascribe to the following ethical standards. Scope of coaching practice: