Coaching SuperVision

A reflective, safe and confidential space to recognize your strengths, celebrate your successes, and confirm best practices.

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IMAGE | Muriel Finley gazing at her reflection in a mirror – Alfred Cheney Johnston, 1920s • Wikimedia Commons

ICF allows up to 10 hours of coaching supervision (CCE units) to be submitted toward credentialing or renewal. This program provides 10 hours of coaching supervision.

If you’re a qualified coach ready to deeply reflect on your practice with the support of a trained and certified coaching supervisor, this is the place for you. Coaching SuperVision develops your coaching capacity, helping to refine your thought patterns, assumptions, biases and technique in the company of a peer community.

Stay in peak form as a coach, expand your capacity, reflect on and improve your professional practice with Coaching SuperVision. 

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Continue to develop your reflective practice
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Understand what works and why
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Maintain professional and ethical standards
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Become more aware of the dynamics of the coach-client relationship
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Gain perspective on how to support challenging clients and situations

About the Coaching SuperVision program

This is a reflective, safe and confidential space where you can recognize your strengths and weaknesses, celebrate your successes, and confirm best practices. You’ll grow your capacity to notice who you are being through the challenges your practice presents, while increasing your resourcefulness and resilience.

I would recommend it to anyone …. Every case and every topic that anyone brings in – it’s fascinating how it lends to some part of who you are as a coach or what you’ve experienced already in your practice.

Ingrid Balogh, CPCC, PCC

Leadership Coach & Trainer

What’s the difference between coach mentoring and supervision?

Our Supervisors

Meet the Team Coaching SuperVision Team

Novalda’s Kerry Woodcock and Larissa Thurlow join together to co-lead the Coaching SuperVision program. Kerry is particularly excited to work with Larissa in this capacity, as Larissa first introduced her to supervision back in 2017 – and acted as her first supervisor! As supervisors, this team specializes in working with diverse people around the globe who are passionate about taking a stand and making a difference through the coaching work they love. Larissa and Kerry create a lighthearted, quirky atmosphere which encourages you to learn and play at the same time.

Larissa Thurlow | PCC, ACTC, ITCA, ESIA

Larissa Thurlow | PCC, ACTC, ITCA, ESIA

Kerry Woodcock | PhD, PCC, CPCC, ACTC, ORSCC

Kerry Woodcock | PhD, PCC, CPCC, ACTC, ORSCC

What’s in this program?

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Take a searching look at your strengths, weaknesses and areas for growth.
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Refresh and renew your coaching practice.
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Connect with a community of peer coaches.
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Clarify whether you are using appropriates strategies and best practices with your clients.

ICF allows up to 10 hours of coaching supervision (CCE units) to be submitted toward credentialing or renewal. This program provides 10 hours of coaching supervision.

Join the Coaching SuperVision adventure.

We’d love to welcome you as a member of our next cohort.

The nitty gritty details

PROGRAM DESCRIPTION

Four 90-minute Virtual Group SuperVision sessions – These Zoom meetings take place approximately every two months.

Four 60-minute 1:1 SuperVision sessions – You can schedule these meetings as soon as your registration is complete.

Peer community – Continue the conversation with your peers outside of group sessions. 

Coaching supervision is a new and increasingly recognized method of supporting coaches as they continue to improve their self-awareness and capacity.

The International Coach Federation (ICF) and European Mentoring and Coaching Council (EMCC) consider working with a coach supervisor to be an important part of continuing professional development (CPD).

How does coaching supervision apply to your ICF Core Competency Continuing Coach Education (CCE) units? ICF Credential-holders may submit up to 10 hours of receiving coaching supervision as CCE units toward credential renewal.

Expand your awareness, reflect deeply on your practice, and illuminate fresh perspectives.

April 2023 Coach SuperVision Program

Virtual Group SuperVision Session Schedule

Participant Limit | 8

Group Supervision 1 • Tuesday April 25, 2023
Group Supervision 2 • Tuesday May 30, 2023
Group Supervision 3 • Tuesday June 27, 2023
Group Supervision 4 • Tuesday July 25, 2023

8:00 am – 9:30 am Pacific | 9:00 am – 10:30 am Mountain | 11:00 am – 12:30 am Eastern | 5:00 – 6:30 pm CEST

Four 60-minute Virtual Individual Sessions
You will receive four 1:1 sessions – two with Larissa and two with Kerry. These meetings can take place anytime between confirmation of registration and the end of the program.

 

Program Cost | $1850

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