A key element of coaching supervision is the exploration of the relationship between coach and coachee, as well as the one taking place inside the coach – the internal conversation often referred to as the ‘Internal Supervisor’. Coaching Supervision appreciates that while the observable business of coaching is going on – meetings, contracting, outlining coaching […]
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Coaching Supervision: Reflection, Insight, Support
One way of exploring what coaching supervision should really look like, is to think of it as a process of Reflection, Insight and Support. This way of understanding it underlines the fact that supervision enhances ‘seeing’ – the seeing into one’s practice – as well as the illumination of subtle processes in coaching conversations and […]
Attachment to Outcome. Anne Pink
Coaches bring a variety of topics and ‘feelings’ to reflect on in supervision as indeed I do when I work with my own Supervisor. It has become increasingly apparent to me that one particular ‘challenge’ raises its head frequently in the relationship Coaches have with their coaching clients and that is the apparently thorny matter […]
Self-Directed Neuroplasticity: A 21st-Century View of Meditation by Rick Hanson, PhD
Article taken from IONS- the Institute of Noetic Science – click here for the link to their website. Ed. Note: In the following dialogue, excerpted and edited from the Institute of Noetic Sciences’ teleseminar series “Exploring the Noetic Sciences.” IONS Director of Research Cassandra Vieten talks with neuropsychologist and meditation teacher Rick Hanson, author with […]
Excerpt for Keri Phillips’ Paper
COACHING, THE SHADOW AND THE TRANSITION CURVE KERI PHILLIPS I have been aware of The Transition Curve for many years. I, and I know countless others, have found it extremely valuable for helping people explore some of their reactions to change. A few months ago I became very interested in the idea of the Shadow […]
Endings
Endings. Julia Menaul Remember the end of the film, Casablanca? Are you as disappointed as me that Isla and Rick don’t fly off into the sunset together? What about the Shawshank Redemption when in the final scene Andy and Red are reunited in freedom on the beach? When you see “The End”, on screen, […]
…. Is it time for a spring clean…??
Spring is with us…….. the days are getting longer and the birds are returning… and I am wondering if it is not also time for us to emerge from our winter hibernations and brush down our cobwebs…?? I just wanted to share with you a process which I have just completed as part […]
Advanced Workshops for coaches, mentors and coach supervisors.
There is a way Between voice and presence Where information flows. In disciplined silence it opens. With wandering talk it closes. – Jelaluddin Rumi WHO YOU ARE IS HOW YOU COACH. Brighton Saturday March 26th 2011 A One-Day Workshop for coaches, mentors and coach supervisors. ‘Coach and client are engaged in a process of reciprocal […]
Follow up to CSA presenting to London Coaching Group
In October’s newsletter Lynne Cooper wrote about the group of accredited CSA Supervisors who hosted a very successful event, a Coaching Supervision Fishbowl with the London Coaching Group. During the evening a prize draw was held and the winners had the opportunity to have a free Coaching Supervision taster session. These sessions have proved to […]
London Coaching Group – successful presentation by CSA Accredited Supervisors
“It’s just another coaches selling to other coaches scam” Myths like this, and a number of other assumptions and fears, still exist around supervision in the coaching profession, resulting in a significant number of coaches not experiencing the benefits that good supervision could bring to their practice. How better to debunk some of the myths […]
