What it is

Coach supervision is a developmental, supportive and ethically grounded space for coaches to reflect on themselves and their work with their clients. It focuses on the coaching relationship with clients, the client, the coach, the wider system, and the coach’s own responses, assumptions and boundaries.

Who it’s for

Coach supervision is for practising coaches at all stages of their coaching career, whether newly qualified or highly experienced. It is also valuable for supervisors-in-training and for coaches working in complex, high-stakes or emotionally demanding contexts.

Supervision can be individual or group-based, depending on what you need. Some value focused one-to-one reflection; others benefit from the shared insight and learning; and some coaches have both.

How it helps

Supervision helps you work more thoughtfully, ethically and effectively with clients, while supporting your own wellbeing and development as a coach. It offers a place to slow down, learn from your practice, and sustain a coaching career that is both authentic to you and serves the clients you work with.