Eve Turner and Stephen Palmer, Introduction. Peter Jackson and Tatiana Bachkirova, The 3 Ps of Supervision and Coaching: Philosophy, Purpose and Process. Judy Ryde, Lily Seto and Damian Goldvarg, Diversity and Inclusion in Supervision. Peter Hawkins, Resourcing: The Neglected Third Leg in Supervision. Keri Phillips, Working with Intense Emotion. Eunice Aquilina, Self as Instrument. Jackee Holder, Creative Forms of Reflective and Expressive Writing in Coaching Supervision. Jane Adshead-Grant, Anne Hathaway, Linda Aspey and Eve Turner, Supervision in the Thinking Environment. Lesley Matile, Sarah Gilbert and Eve Turner, Resourcing Through a Peer Supervision Chain. Case Studies. Eve Turner and Stephen Palmer, Personal and Professional Development. Afterword.
Case studies by: Christina Baird and Sam Farmer, New Zealand; Laurie Hillis and Leona deVinne, Canada; Sarah Jaggers and Stephen Palmer, UK; Michel Moral, France; Edna Murdoch, UK; Alanna O’Broin and Siobhain O'Riordan, UK; Karen Pratt and Alex van Oostveen, South Africa; Ram Ramanathan, India; Eve Turner and James Marshall, UK; Qing Wang, China.
Eve Turner is Visiting Fellow at Henley Business School, UK. She works extensively as a coach, supervisor and facilitator and is the 2018 recipient of the Coaching at Work Award for Contributions to Coaching Supervision and the 2015 holder of the EMCC European Coach of the Year Award.
Stephen Palmer is Professor of Practice at the Wales Institute of Work Based Learning and Adjunct Professor of Coaching Psychology at Aalborg University. He is Founder Director of the Centre for Coaching, London and Honorary President of the International Society for Coaching Psychology.
"The Heart of Coaching Supervision is an outstanding contribution
to the literature. The editors have drawn together leading names in
the field including Tatiana Bachkirova, Peter Hawkins and Linda
Aspey to provide a kaleidoscope of chapters which will help those
interested in understanding supervision practice to deepen their
knowledge and enhance their practice through new insights and
techniques which are at the forefront of thinking within coaching
supervision." - Professor Jonathan Passmore, University of Evora,
Portugal, and Henley Business School, UK"The Heart of Coaching
Supervision: Working with Reflection and Self-Care is an invaluable
contribution to supervision text that does what the title says and
encourages us to take notice of and listen to our inner resources
in service of others.This text is indispensable for supervision
practice because of its ‘completeness’ about 'self'. Each chapter
brings you a different perspective on supervision illustrating the
author’s philosophy and approach to practice. Case studies reveal
the extraordinary power of reflection for both the supervisor and
the supervisee and the achievements of this combined wisdom.What
you’ll experience through the eyes of the authors, who willingly
share their own vulnerabilities, is validation of us as human
beings. We’re inspired to accept who and what we are with
compassion that urges us to offer that same compassion to others;
knowing we share a common humanity.The eclectic contributions of
authors exemplifying the kaleidoscope of humanity engages us with
alternative and complementary approaches to supervision. You’ll
read about topics you’ve possibly never experienced, or struggled
to manage, or simply another perspective on a familiar theme.Case
studies visit working with refugees to everyday corporate scenarios
that draw on emotions; sometimes the stories will make you laugh
and maybe sometimes you’ll cry. Ultimately, you’ll learn from the
practices of professional supervisors about the human condition
unfolding and how the power of supervision ripples beyond the
immediate conversation to benefit society as a whole." – Dr Lise
Lewis, EMCC International Special Ambassador Promoting Supervision
Worldwide"Supervision is coming! While fairly unknown in the US and
many other parts of the coaching world, supervision has been a
vital mainstay of the profession in the UK and Europe. This book
organizes the latest thinking from some of the masters of our field
into one volume. You don’t want to miss this critical and vital
development trend for the coaching profession." - Dr. Brian O.
Underhill, Founder and CEO, CoachSource, LLC and author of
Executive Coaching for Results: The Definitive Guide to Developing
Organizational Leaders"Being a coach supervisor is a great
privilege — coaches bring to supervision their most interesting and
challenging issues, making it a rich and eclectic form of learning
for the supervisor as well as the supervisee. The Heart of Coaching
Supervision: Working with Reflection and Self-Care captures the
essence of supervision – less an intellectual process or activity,
more a way of being and being with. The impressive cast of
contributors each provides a different insight into how supervision
nurtures coaches’ efficacy and well-being, enabling them in turn to
nurture their clients.The word ‘heart’ implies many things, but
particularly compassion and courage – two qualities central to
great leadership, great coaches and, as these pages illustrate, to
great supervision. It takes both compassion and courage to truly
listen; and deep listening to truly understand. The essays and case
studies in this book explore what it means to value and to use
self; how the differences between us can, through reflection,
enhance the connectedness between us; and the importance of
attention to well-being in all aspects of the
client-coach-supervisor system.If coaching is a stimulus to
reflective conversation, and supervision is reflection on coaching,
then this excellent book adds another valuable layer – reflections
on how we reflect." - Professor David Clutterbuck, visiting
professor, Sheffield Hallam and Oxford Brookes Universities, UK;
external examiner, Ashridge coaching MBA; co-founder, European
Mentoring and Coaching Council"Context is essential to fully
appreciate the power of a professional declaration. The practice of
coaching is 30-35 years young, only formally organized for 22
years, and practitioners have enjoyed the benefit of coaching
supervision for far less than that. In the context of a
professional vocation, this time period is minuscule and reminds us
to be in beginner’s mind, open and willing to be disturbed by ideas
to invite disruption and innovation. Challenge to assumptions and
bias requires leadership and maturity that perceives for a greater
collective purpose than the self. The authors convened in this book
embody this quality and bring both clear articulation and
commitment to direct experience learning alive on each page. Each
chapter opens the aperture of our camera lens so that we receive
and absorb more of the reality in front of us as well as the
abundant resources that life presents, even without us asking.
Pursuit of excellence is a hallmark of being a professional and the
practice of coaching supervision is an empowering and accelerating
contribution. Choosing to engage it, learn it, provide it and
courageously reflect and share our perspectives through this book,
truly makes the whole of our profession greater than the sum of the
parts." - Janet M. Harvey, ACS, MCC, CMC, Past President, Global
ICF Board and ICF Foundation
"The Heart of Coaching Supervision: Working with Reflection and
Self-Care is an invaluable contribution to supervision text that
does what the title says and encourages us to take notice of and
listen to our inner resources in service of others.This text is
indispensable for supervision practice because of its
‘completeness’ about 'self'. Each chapter brings you a different
perspective on supervision illustrating the author’s philosophy and
approach to practice. Case studies reveal the extraordinary power
of reflection for both the supervisor and the supervisee and the
achievements of this combined wisdom.What you’ll experience through
the eyes of the authors, who willingly share their own
vulnerabilities, is validation of us as human beings. We’re
inspired to accept who and what we are with compassion that urges
us to offer that same compassion to others; knowing we share a
common humanity.The eclectic contributions of authors exemplifying
the kaleidoscope of humanity engages us with alternative and
complementary approaches to supervision. You’ll read about topics
you’ve possibly never experienced, or struggled to manage, or
simply another perspective on a familiar theme.Case studies visit
working with refugees to everyday corporate scenarios that draw on
emotions; sometimes the stories will make you laugh and maybe
sometimes you’ll cry. Ultimately, you’ll learn from the practices
of professional supervisors about the human condition unfolding and
how the power of supervision ripples beyond the immediate
conversation to benefit society as a whole." – Dr Lise Lewis, EMCC
International Special Ambassador Promoting Supervision
Worldwide"The Heart of Coaching Supervision is an outstanding
contribution to the literature. The editors have drawn together
leading names in the field including Tatiana Bachkirova, Peter
Hawkins and Linda Aspey to provide a kaleidoscope of chapters which
will help those interested in understanding supervision practice to
deepen their knowledge and enhance their practice through new
insights and techniques which are at the forefront of thinking
within coaching supervision." - Professor Jonathan Passmore,
University of Evora, Portugal, and Henley Business School, UK"In
our pursuit of coaching excellence and mastery, to enhance the
fulfilment, growth and performance of others and in business, we
are constantly learning the ‘pillars’ of what truly makes a
difference for a professional coach, to be at their best…Like an
athlete, one of these is the need for reflective practice, and for
a coach to work alongside a trusted partner to help them in this
space.This is where this wonderful, diverse book, ‘The Heart of
Coaching Supervision’ is timely, and is an important piece of work
for our emerging profession. In the spirit of collaboration and
valuing different perspectives, it’s a necessary read for any
serious coach who wants to best serve their clients. Thank you, to
all the authors, for their contribution. I would highly recommend!"
- Katherine Tulpa, Global CEO and Co-founder, Association for
Coaching, www.associationforcoaching.com, UK."Being a coach
supervisor is a great privilege — coaches bring to supervision
their most interesting and challenging issues, making it a rich and
eclectic form of learning for the supervisor as well as the
supervisee. The Heart of Coaching Supervision: Working with
Reflection and Self-Care captures the essence of supervision – less
an intellectual process or activity, more a way of being and being
with. The impressive cast of contributors each provides a different
insight into how supervision nurtures coaches’ efficacy and
well-being, enabling them in turn to nurture their clients.The word
‘heart’ implies many things, but particularly compassion and
courage – two qualities central to great leadership, great coaches
and, as these pages illustrate, to great supervision. It takes both
compassion and courage to truly listen; and deep listening to truly
understand. The essays and case studies in this book explore what
it means to value and to use self; how the differences between us
can, through reflection, enhance the connectedness between us; and
the importance of attention to well-being in all aspects of the
client-coach-supervisor system.If coaching is a stimulus to
reflective conversation, and supervision is reflection on coaching,
then this excellent book adds another valuable layer – reflections
on how we reflect." - Professor David Clutterbuck, visiting
professor, Henley Business School and Sheffield Hallam and Oxford
Brookes Universities, UK; co-founder, European Mentoring and
Coaching Council"Context is essential to fully appreciate the power
of a professional declaration. The practice of coaching is 30-35
years young, only formally organized for 22 years, and
practitioners have enjoyed the benefit of coaching supervision for
far less than that. In the context of a professional vocation, this
time period is minuscule and reminds us to be in beginner’s mind,
open and willing to be disturbed by ideas to invite disruption and
innovation. Challenge to assumptions and bias requires leadership
and maturity that perceives for a greater collective purpose than
the self. The authors convened in this book embody this quality and
bring both clear articulation and commitment to direct experience
learning alive on each page. Each chapter opens the aperture of our
camera lens so that we receive and absorb more of the reality in
front of us as well as the abundant resources that life presents,
even without us asking. Pursuit of excellence is a hallmark of
being a professional and the practice of coaching supervision is an
empowering and accelerating contribution. Choosing to engage it,
learn it, provide it and courageously reflect and share our
perspectives through this book, truly makes the whole of our
profession greater than the sum of the parts." - Janet M. Harvey,
ACS, MCC, CMC, Past President, Global ICF Board and ICF Foundation
"Supervision is coming! While fairly unknown in the US and many
other parts of the coaching world, supervision has been a vital
mainstay of the profession in the UK and Europe. This book
organizes the latest thinking from some of the masters of our field
into one volume. You don’t want to miss this critical and vital
development trend for the coaching profession." - Dr. Brian O.
Underhill, Founder and CEO, CoachSource, LLC and author of
Executive Coaching for Results: The Definitive Guide to Developing
Organizational Leaders
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