Peter Jackson Coaching Supervision
Supervision is the process of exploring the meaning and progress of your coaching work in a way that helps you to be fully resourced, to main ethical and professional standards, and to continue to develop yourself and your practice.
I see the role of supervision as enabling the coach’s practice through reflection and self-awareness, at the same time as enhancing value and safety of coaching clients.
More about developing a reflexive approach:
“Following the principle that the coach is the main instrument of coaching ... coaches need to grow in terms of personal reflexivity: to understand themselves, to find out their values and principles of change and development in order to build an approach to practice that is congruent with who they are.”
Jackson, P. and Bachkirova, T. (2019) ‘The 3 Ps of supervision and coaching (Philosophy, Purpose and Process)’, in S. Palmer and E. Turner (eds) The Heart of Coaching Supervision: Working with Reflection and Self-Care