EFI is an independent training provider. EFI is not currently represented as ICF-accredited or as an NBEFC-approved education provider. This page documents EFI's internal standards mapping, not an external approval claim.
Track Status Current Evidence Next Action
ICF Core Competencies Mapping Internal crosswalk maintained Competency crosswalk published in curriculum and standards materials Update mapping whenever EFI revises curriculum or standards language
NBEFC-relevant standards mapping Internal reference only Scope, outcomes, and ethics themes documented against EFI's internal standards materials Maintain as internal comparison language unless EFI later enters a formal provider pathway
Ethics Enforcement Active Role-gated reviewer/admin checks, module ethics content, and public scope-of-practice language Add server-side audit logging
Competency Crosswalk

EFI Curriculum Standard Alignment Map

This map shows how specific EFI units are internally mapped to current ICF competency language and executive-function-coaching standards themes.

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EFI Module / Unit Current ICF Core Competency Executive Function Coaching Standards Theme
Module 1.1: Inhibition and the Pause Evokes Awareness: Facilitates client insight into behavioral patterns and decision processes. Neuroscience Foundation: Prefrontal development and response-inhibition mechanisms.
Module 2.2: Intake and Goal Setting Establishes Agreements: Partners with client on goals, metrics, and success criteria. Assessment Practice: Structured EF profiling with referenced and institute-developed workflows.
Module 3: Coaching Architecture Cultivates Trust and Safety: Maintains collaborative alliance and role clarity. Scope of Practice: Coaching vs therapy boundaries and referral ethics.
Module 4: Applied Methodologies Facilitates Client Growth: Converts insight into structured action and adaptation. Intervention Design: Environmental engineering and implementation at point-of-performance.
Module 6: Ethics and Practice Demonstrates Ethical Practice: Integrity, consent, and confidentiality behaviors. Professional Conduct: Documentation, privacy, and practice governance standards.

Crosswalk Citations

Status note: this crosswalk is an internal curriculum mapping artifact and not a claim of formal external accreditation, provider approval, or board recognition.