In open group supervision, you will meet and work with a different group of coaches each time. This form of supervision will suit coaches who want to be able to access supervision from time to time when they feel they need it, when they can make the time for it, or when they feel it might be most useful. Open group supervision offers the opportunity to meet and work with different supervisees each session, sharing ideas and best practice.
A powerful tool for many forms of learning or problem solving is visual facilitation. Whether you're using graphical representation to teach or to record, with a group or as an individual, the act of creation is engaging and leads people to interpret and feel a part of things.
In open group supervision, you will meet and work with a different group of coaches each time. This form of supervision will suit coaches who want to be able to access supervision from time to time when they feel they need it, when they can make the time for it, or when they feel it might be most useful. Open group supervision offers the opportunity to meet and work with different supervisees each session, sharing ideas and best practice.
Supervision is a time and space to reflect on your coaching work. Supervision enables you to gain objectivity and perspective on your coaching, particularly in complex or difficult situations, or where coaching work is triggering your own 'hot spots'. It will also provide support and guidance to you in dealing with ethical issues and adhering to best practice.
A powerful tool for many forms of learning or problem solving is visual facilitation. Whether you're using graphical representation to teach or to record, with a group or as an individual, the act of creation is engaging and leads people to interpret and feel a part of things.
The session will engage you in a series of creative reflective writing exercises as a way of exploring personal and professional issues and themes that stem from coaching and supervision using writing and self-reflection. The session will include writing as a grounding practice, writing to bring 'Self' into the coaching and supervision space and a series of creative writing to explore 'possibilities', 'potential' and different 'perspectives' that emerge from journaling and therapeutic creative writing.
Drawing on the work of Viktor Frankl and other leading Existential thinkers, this workshop will provide opportunities for participants to experience how to work with some of life’s ‘big questions’ from an Existential perspective. ‘Everything can be taken from a man but one thing: The last of the human freedoms – to choose one’s attitude in any given set of circumstances; to choose one’s own way’. Viktor Frankl, ‘Man’s Search for Meaning’
