Clare and Steve share their own stories of their first experience of coaching supervision as novice coaches; they go on to explore peer supervision, co-coaching, supervision ‘lite’, group supervision and one to one supervision so that you can plan a route into supervision that’s right for you.

This podcast is supported by:

The Association of Coaching Supervisors
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McGraw Hill Publishing
https://www.mheducation.co.uk/mentor-coaching-a-practical-guide-9780335248797-emea-group

Steve explores the origins of supervision and he and Clare use that to inform a conversation about the reflective safe space supervision offers, resourcing the coach whilst offering learning and wisdom. They debunk the idea that supervision is about policing the coach’s work and begin to lift the lid on how effective use of supervision allows the coach to develop their self awareness and hence their coaching practice.

This podcast is supported by:

The Association of Coaching Supervisors
https://www.associationofcoachingsupervisors.com/supervisors/search

McGraw Hill Publishing
https://www.mheducation.co.uk/mentor-coaching-a-practical-guide-9780335248797-emea-group

Introducing this podcast series, Clare Norman and Steve Ridgley discuss their experiences of Coaching Supervision - good and bad! They discuss how coaches make the most from supervision, how to help them to understand what it feels like and the kind of things you might bring to supervision. Helping you to get underneath the surface so you get a better picture of what supervision is, what it isn't and how to make the most of it.

This podcast is supported by:

The Association of Coaching Supervisors
https://www.associationofcoachingsupervisors.com/supervisors/search

McGraw Hill Publishing
https://www.mheducation.co.uk/mentor-coaching-a-practical-guide-9780335248797-emea-group