The Code of Ethics for the Physical Therapy Profession, adopted by the APTA House of Delegates in July 2025, outlines the ethical obligations of all physical therapists and physical therapist assistants. This revised and unified document introduces consistent, inclusive terminology and addresses contemporary ethical challenges, including payment structures, productivity pressures, and the evolving role of technology. Serving as the foundation for our professional moral community, the Code guides behavior across all roles and practice settings throughout a physical therapy career. It also provides the public with clear ethical standards to which we are accountable. While ethical obligations may sometimes conflict with jurisdictional regulations, professionals are expected to resolve such conflicts in alignment with the values, principles, and standards expressed in the Code. This interactive workshop introduces participants to the revised 2026 Code of Ethics, highlighting its relevance in today’s dynamic healthcare environment. Through facilitated discussion and collaborative case analyses, participants will examine how ethical principles inform clinical decision-making, patient advocacy, and professional conduct. Small group activities will focus on dissecting real-world practice and administrative scenarios, identifying ethical conflicts, and applying the updated Code to resolve dilemmas and distressing situations.