I don’t know if any of you are cricket fans; I wouldn’t say I am, but I am an enforced spectator due to my partner’s passion for the game....

In a couple of recent posts, I have included some of the learning from our experimenting with Gestalt approaches to supervision, in a...

In a previous post about our Gestalt CPD session, we highlighted some of the learning from using objects to stimulate transformative...

We were experimenting with Gestalt approaches at the CSP CPD event the other day, and drawing on the excellent 101 Coaching Supervision...

Listen: How to Find the Words for Tender Conversations, by Dr Kathryn Mannix At first glance you may overlook the relevance and value of...

What sort of questions do you mean, when you talk about a review checklist for supervisory meetings? That was the question one...

At a recent workshop on Getting the Most out of Supervision, one of the participants said that it would be very helpful to have an...

One of the ways in which we pursue our own development is to try out different approaches to supervision. We were very impressed and...

We have blogged before about the idea of a practice framework. Here we take the idea a little further. Supervision sessions often start...

Definitions and descriptions of coaching supervision vary in approach, but there is general agreement that the purpose is learning and...

Coaches and supervisors often talk about a ‘chemistry check’ meeting as the necessary prelude to deciding to work with someone.  That is...

As reflective practitioners it is valuable to develop our reflective practice and to identify opportunities for learning and growth...

Coaches and supervisors often talk about a ‘chemistry check’ meeting as the necessary prelude to deciding to work with someone. That is...

Have you reflected on how you show up in your coaching sessions? Because how you show up and the parts of you that you share with your...

Have you ever had that experience when a meeting with your supervisor is in the diary, but you can’t think what to take to supervision?...

Recently I was offered the opportunity to write a book. After some negotiation – first with myself, then a proposal submission and...

What pace do you live life at, operate at on a daily basic? In our 24/7 digital environment which has been precipitated further in 2020...

When you embarked upon a professional coaching career it was probably driven by your interest in the development of others. I am sure you...

By Andrew Scott and Jan Allon-Smith One of the best books we have read on coaching supervision is Hewson and Carroll’s Reflective...