What is Coaching Supervision
Coaching supervision is a reflective and collaborative process designed to support, develop, and challenge coaches in their professional practice. It provides a confidential space where coaches can explore their work, gain new perspectives, and refine their skills while ensuring they maintain ethical, effective, and high-impac t coaching relationships.
As an accredited supervisor with an EMCC-validated supervision accreditation from HULT Ashridge Centre for Coaching, I offer a structured yet flexible approach to supervision, helping coaches enhance their competence, confidence, and resilience in an ever-evolving coaching landscape.
Why Is Supervision Essential for Coaches?
Just as executives and leaders benefit from coaching, professional coaches need ongoing supervision to stay at the top of their game. Supervision is not about evaluation or assessment—it is a critical component of professional development that ensures coaches remain reflective, ethical, and adaptive in their work.
Regular supervision provides:- A safe and supportive space to process complex client cases.
- A structured opportunity for continuous learning and growth.
- An ethical framework to uphold the highest professional standards.
Many leading coaching associations, including the EMCC, ICF, and AC, recognize supervision as an essential practice for maintaining coaching quality, safeguarding clients, and supporting the ongoing development of professional coaches.
