Join us for this on-demand forum, A Coach’s Learning and Development in Supervision, where you’ll explore how coaches learn and develop through supervision and gain insights into how to make the most of your coaching supervision experience.
Who Is This For?
- Professional coaches who want to learn more about coaching supervision.
- Team and group coaches seeking supervision in their pursuit of the ACTC credential.
- Coach educators who want to learn more about coaching supervision as reflective practice.
What You Will Learn
- Define coaching supervision.
- Identify criteria for selecting a supervisor.
- Explore the themes that coaches bring to supervision.
- Recognize the kinds of risks coaches have explored and avoided by choosing to have supervision.
- Understand different ways supervision sessions are structured (including the flow or process of a session).
Course Details
Join us for a robust exploration of coaches’ learning and development in supervision.
Learn how to select a supervisor, how to utilize supervision, and how to discover more about your coaching practice and yourself as a coach.
Four seasoned and experienced supervisors will share their wisdom in this lively and informative panel discussion.
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- Coaching Supervision
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