| At a Glance 1. At the heart of supervision work, there are three vital pillars – the restorative, the formative, and the normative functions of coaching supervision to ensure the wellbeing of all parts of the coaching system: the coach, the clients and the coaching profession. 2. The coach and the supervisor may be working across any one, two or three of these functions at the same time depending on multiple factors. Broadly, these influence the interventions a supervisor works with towards the outcome of the journey that coach and coaching supervisor go on during a supervision session. | Why Coach Supervision The core objective of Coach Supervision : Not have the personal intrude into the professional. Coaching Supervision is an important element of a coach’s professional development, learning and growth. As coaches grow in their profession, their development demands self- reflection & enhanced awareness. Coaching Supervision focuses on the development of the coach’s capacity through offering a richer and broader opportunity for support and development. Coaching Supervision creates a safe environment for the coach to share their successes and failures in becoming masterful in the way they work with their clients |
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| THE COACH SUPERVISION EXPERIENCE | |
| Approach : Meet the coach where she/he is Context understanding : Coach specific context, the requirement & the development level Contracting : For the objective and outcome/s; the focus area/s Tools & Guidance: Possible frameworks, tools or some structures shared with the coach to support build on strengths and codevelopment. Observation & Feedback: Periodic mentoring & feedback to support development and inspire growth in ICF core competency development . | |
| Coaching Supervision Offering: One-on-One : One hour , Context based conversation ; USD 150 or equivalent/hr. Group : Cohorts of 3 to 6 people; Five sessions of 90-min each for each coach to share & reflect on their coaching specific challenges. |
The topic of coaching supervision is often met with a bit of skepticism since it’s not well known and is not explored by all coach training programs. Thus,…….
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