{"id":1749,"date":"2019-01-11T18:52:49","date_gmt":"2019-01-11T18:52:49","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.mindtrip.co.uk\/1\/?p=1749"},"modified":"2019-10-11T16:15:57","modified_gmt":"2019-10-11T15:15:57","slug":"supervision-for-coaches-and-development-professionals","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.mindtrip.co.uk\/1\/supervision-for-coaches-and-development-professionals\/","title":{"rendered":"Supervision for Coaches and Development Professionals"},"content":{"rendered":"
Supervision is a place where a living profession breathes and learns\u2026.supervision can be a very important part of taking care of oneself, staying open to new learning, and an indispensable part of the coach\u2019s ongoing self-development, self-awareness and commitment to learning.<\/em><\/div>\n
Hawkins and Shohet<\/div>\n

Supervision<\/strong><\/h4>\n

Having undertaken my coach training in 2004, and coached for many years and trained others to coach,  I wanted to push my skills further and to offer others a peer to peer learning relationship and the support and challenge needed to enhance your practice as either an internal or external coach, a L&D or OD consultant or anyone working in a helping profession. This can involve supervision related to your client work; where you are in your own development journey or reflecting on the impact of your work on the wider system you are working within.<\/p>\n

I bring a unique combination of skills to my work as a Coach and Supervisor, melding the analytical thought of business skills thinking through my early career, with creative approaches and thinking combined with a solid foundations in reflection and mindfulness and cognitive behavioural coaching supported by an active interest and practice in the latest offerings in strengths based positive psychology and compassion based approaches. This is underpinned with my Supervision training focused around the seven eyed model with Robert Shohet and Joan Wilmot at CSTD<\/a>.<\/p>\n

\u201cHeather is a great supervisor.  She is calm, empathetic and practical.  I feel like she understands the issues and challenges my thinking in a non-judgemental way.  Heather\u2019s contribution has helped me build on my coaching offering\u201d<\/em><\/span><\/p>\n

Maria<\/p>\n

I have a wonderfully rewarding peer supervision relationship with Vicky Palethorpe who is also a supervisor, counsellor, mindfulness and compassion practitioner and coach.<\/p>\n

Investment<\/h4>\n

I offer different rates depending on the nature of my clients and am very happy to have a ‘chemistry’ session to explore if I might be the right supervisor for you.<\/p>\n

For Organisations my rate will be my organisational coaching rate with a 10% discount if you book 3 sessions. Please contact me to explore. As a cost effective and in some ways richer alternative I also can offer group supervision for groups of up to 6 coaches.<\/p>\n

For those that work independently my rate is tiered, determined by your billing rates and income, and my rate is detailed below with a further 10% discount if you book 3 sessions<\/p>\n

For those working mainly as<\/p>\n

Organisational and Executive Coaches \u00a385<\/p>\n

Private Coaches\/ small business coaches \u00a350 per hour<\/p>\n

Life coaches  \u00a340 per hour<\/p>\n

I offer virtual sessions or face to face sessions and always start with a face to face session where at all possible. I use an interactive virtual classroom platform which enables us to use an interactive whiteboard and share slides, videos and documents if needed as part of the session.  If you are looking for face to face sessions then travel charges will also apply depending on where you are based.<\/p>\n

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Got some questions?  Then please do get in touch to explore on 07801 246113 or via email hello@mindtrip.co.uk<\/p>\n

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