Explore how silence may appear during coaching supervision conversations and what its impact can evoke. In this interactive session on November 13, 2025, from 1:00 p.m. – 2:30 p.m. (ET NY), you’re invited to discover a deeper understanding of how silence is also a tool to co-create an effective supervision session.
Who is this For?
- Professional coaches who engage in giving supervision and receiving supervision
- Those who aspire to learn more about supervision
- Learners who are curious about the role of silence in supervision
What You Will Learn:
- Explore what silence is and what meaning is made in the silence
- Better understand what can be created in the silence and who we are being in the silence
- Gain a deeper understanding of the role of silence in supervision
- Explore what may or may not be said in a supervision session
- Understand the impact of giving voice to the silence
Course Details:
During the coaching supervision conversation, its not unusual to experience moments of silence. What exists in that silence may or may not ever be shared. Should the silence be shared and explored, or ignored? Whether or not we give voice to the silence is a choice we make in the moment. Do we show more respect for the silence by allowing it to remain unspoken or should we encourage its unveiling? These questions and more are vital to the depth and the quality of the supervision relationship.
By attending this session, you’ll explore (a) how biases, limiting beliefs, newfound discoveries, etc. can all exist in the silence of supervision conversations, (b) whether or not we should give voice to the silence, and (c) what that can mean for you as either a supervisor or a supervisee. The shared responsibility of the supervision relationship makes it possible to create a space for personal and professional growth.
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