Join us for this on-demand webinar, Supervision: A Safe Space to Process Feedback, where you’ll explore feedback in coaching supervision and gain insights into the roles of supervisor and supervisee in feedback conversations.
Who Is This For?
- New and experienced professional coaches, including team and group coaches, who want to enhance their understanding of feedback in coaching supervision
- Coach educators who want to deepen their understanding of feedback’s role in coaching supervision
- HR and organizational leaders who want to better understand the role of feedback conversations in supervision
What You Will Learn:
- Broaden your reflective practice by considering the many sources of feedback that we receive as a practitioner.
- Explore how to make the supervision space safe to process feedback.
- Discuss the impact of a feedback-informed reflective practice on our clients.
Course Details:
Join us for an on-demand webinar on feedback in supervision.
Often, coaches think of feedback as a technique to support their clients’ learning. What if they could leverage the safe space of supervision to process the feedback they have received and become even better at what they do?
In this session, we will introduce the many sources of feedback accessible to coaches and discover how they complement each other to strengthen our reflective practice. We will reflect on the respective roles of the supervisee and the supervisor when processing feedback effectively in supervision.
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