Part 1: NBHWC Code of Ethics: Definitions\\\\NBHWC
EXAM WITH QUESTIONS AND WELL VERIFIED ANSWERS
[ALREADY GRADED A+]
NBHWC - ----ANSWER----National Board of Health & Wellness Coaching
is committed to maintaining and promoting excellence in coaching.
Therefore, NBHWC expects all credentialed health and wellness coaches (coaches, coach faculty and
mentors, and students) to adhere to the elements and principles of ethical conduct: to be competent
and integrate NBHWC Health and Wellness Coach Competencies effectively in their work.
NBHWC Code of Ethics - ----ANSWER----Is designed to provide appropriate guidelines, accountability and
enforceable standards of conduct for all NBHWC Credential- holders. In line with the NBHWC definition
of coaching, all NBHWC Credential-holders commit to abiding by the following Code of Ethics.
Roles within Coaching Relationships - ----ANSWER----In order to clarify roles in the coaching relationship
it is often necessary to distinguish between the client and the sponsor. In most cases, the client and
sponsor are the same person and are therefore jointly referred to as the client.
1. Client
2. Sponsor
3. Student
4. Faculty
5. Mentor
EXAM WITH QUESTIONS AND WELL VERIFIED ANSWERS
[ALREADY GRADED A+]
NBHWC - ----ANSWER----National Board of Health & Wellness Coaching
is committed to maintaining and promoting excellence in coaching.
Therefore, NBHWC expects all credentialed health and wellness coaches (coaches, coach faculty and
mentors, and students) to adhere to the elements and principles of ethical conduct: to be competent
and integrate NBHWC Health and Wellness Coach Competencies effectively in their work.
NBHWC Code of Ethics - ----ANSWER----Is designed to provide appropriate guidelines, accountability and
enforceable standards of conduct for all NBHWC Credential- holders. In line with the NBHWC definition
of coaching, all NBHWC Credential-holders commit to abiding by the following Code of Ethics.
Roles within Coaching Relationships - ----ANSWER----In order to clarify roles in the coaching relationship
it is often necessary to distinguish between the client and the sponsor. In most cases, the client and
sponsor are the same person and are therefore jointly referred to as the client.
1. Client
2. Sponsor
3. Student
4. Faculty
5. Mentor
