Coaching SuperVision

Coaching SuperVision. A space for you as coach.

A space to reflect on how you show up as a coach, and to expand your coaching presence.

How we might work together  ↓
Richard Smith, coach and coach supervisor

Coaching SuperVision turns the attention that you usually give to others back towards yourself and your coaching. Together, we explore how you show up with your clients and where you place your awareness, we seek clarity in ethical complexity, and work towards seeing into blind spots.

It’s called SuperVision for a reason.

What it’s like

Coaching is very much about presence, but a lot of coach training focus on “doing” and becoming proficient in a coaching methodology. In SuperVision we explore more of the “being” side of coaching. We explore what your clients might need from you. How your own past and context might show up in your coaching. Where your limits and growing edges are, and how these affect your coaching.

This calls for honesty about yourself, and some courage. It’s how we grow as coaches, and how we show up better for the people we work with. As your supervisor, Richard supports this work with kindness, curiosity, and a rhythm that feels good.

How we might work together

Drop-in Group SuperVision

Richard convenes a small group every few months for SuperVision. A good way to get a feel for how Richard works, top up your own reflective practice, or simply reflect in good company. Just sign up and show up.

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Sustained SuperVision

An ongoing relationship, makes it possible to hold themes across sessions and gives your coaching presence somewhere steady to keep developing. This might be 1:1 SuperVision, and from time to time, when several coaches are interested, Richard configures groups for sustained SuperVision work together.

This is a personal relationship; let’s talk it through.

Talk It Through

Build the habit of reflection

SuperVision is built on the coach’s capacity for reflection, which benefits from regular practice, a bit like journaling. Here is an email series that can help you keep working those reflective muscles before and between sessions.

Get the Emails