Group Supervision Experience with the following theme:

CREATIVE APPROACHES IN COACHING

Creativity is generally considered a vital skill for success in the 21 st century. As coaches, we need not only to be creative in our approaches with clients, but also to foster creativity within our clients.

But what exactly is creativity? It is an elusive spark that can be difficult to define, and can be viewed in many ways, for instance as a gift bestowed on us; a skill to exercise; a technique to learn; or a choice to make.

In this supervision session, we invite you to bring your coaching client stories, questions and dilemmas where you feel creativity plays an important part.

Group Supervision Experience with the following theme:

NO SHOWS

Sometimes clients don't show up - literally or metaphorically. We will address both.

What might be going on for the client?

When do we makae it about "us" and it isn't?

We will examine what we do, and what we could do, with "no shows"

Group Supervision Experience with the following theme:

CLOSURE

Ending a coaching relationship is important to both the client and the coach. Often this is overlooked or even avoided. In this call, we will explore the why, the what and the how of closure. We will consider the attendees’ experience of closure and how it has impacted them and their clients.

Group Supervision Experience with the following theme:

DEALING WITH HEALTH ISSUES IN COACHING

The topic of health and healing is becoming an important specialism for many coaches, although for all coaches we occasionally need to manage a health issue as part and parcel of any kind of coaching work.

Where a client’s health is adversely affecting their ability to meet their goals, how do we address it? What options do we have and what are the danger signs to watch for? This supervision session invites you to bring any client case story, question or dilemma where health (or lack of it) is a key factor. This could include questions and issues involving mental health, as well as any concerns or questions you have regarding your own health and how it may be affecting your ability to coach.

Group Supervision Experience with the following theme:

ETHICS

Ethics is an important piece of coaching and supervision. It sets the foundation of excellence in our coaching/supervision practice. The Ethics call is designed to help you better understand the global code of ethics and/or to clarify your doubts towards ethical issues you may be going through.

https://www.associationforcoaching.com/page/AboutCodeEthics

This call will support you in your journey to become the best coach you can be. Join us!

Group Supervision Experience with the following theme:

BEING STUCK

Being stuck is something that coaches and coachees have in common!

As a coach how do we help our coachees become ‘unstuck’?  As a coach how do we ensure we don’t become stuck and what do we do when we do become stuck?  Can we practise becoming stuck and unstuck?

What can cause someone to become stuck, how do they react to being stuck and, as coaches, what are some of the options at our disposal for helping someone to become ‘unstuck’?  These are some of the questions we can consider during the ACGSE call so bring your questions and let’s explore how we can help each other.

Group Supervision Experience