Coaching supervision with coach and client.: International Coaching Federation Germany

In the context of coaching supervision, the supervisee, typically the coach, engages in a reflective dialogue with the supervisor to discuss and analyze their professional practice. Recognizing the collaborative nature of the coaching relationship, where both coach and client work together to foster the client's growth, it is important to acknowledge that actions taken by both the coach and the client contribute to enhancing the coaching dynamic. Consequently, integrating both the coach and the client in a supervision session focused on the coaching relationship aligns with this collaborative approach.

This workshop is designed to impart a straightforward yet impactful framework for conducting supervision sessions that involve both the coach and the client in a tripartite setting. We will present this framework, provide a demonstration, and address any inquiries you may have. By the end of the workshop, you will have acquired a robust methodology for leading effective three-way conversations, particularly within the context of supervisory sessions involving both the coach and the client.

Speaker: Kirsten Dierolf

Kirsten Dierolf boasts a distinguished career as an executive and team coach, amassing over two decades of experience in the field. As an accredited coach supervisor by the EMCC, a mentor coach, and a valued member of the ICF assessor team for PCC and MCC portfolio credentials, she stands as an authoritative figure in the coaching profession. In addition to her individual achievements, Kirsten is the owner and founder of SolutionsAcademy, an ICF and EMCC accredited coach training institute. The institute is recognized for its comprehensive programs, including training for coaching supervisors in an ICF accredited curriculum.

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