Listed below are CSA Graduates who are working with CSA to promote first class supervision throughout the profession; they are available to work with coaches at all levels.
Member of BBC/Bath Consultancy London Supervision Group. I supervise candidates who have completed the ILM Coaching Programmes currently running in Kent Sussex & Newcastle for Teaching Staff, Progression Coaches, TA's and Learning Mentors. ICF board of directors from 2001 - 2004 as Membership Director.
From 2002-2005 I was Executive Coach for Airbus in UK, France Spain & Germany.
Marianne Craig runs a successful career and personal coaching business and has also worked with coaches for 9 years on practice building, professional development and accreditation. Marianne is author of the popular ebook So You Want to Become a Coach. She enjoys supervising new and experienced coaches.
Fay brings energy, creativity and flexibility to her work which focuses on professional and personal development mainly through coaching and supervision (both individual and group).
Awakened Coaching Supervision brings to light the hidden dynamics of what is going on between you and your coaching clients to help make your coaching more powerful and your practice more thriving.
Mark is an experienced, accredited coach specialising in executive coaching within a range of medium and large organisations, both UK based and international. He delivers advanced coach training and supervises and mentors coaches throughout the UK. “Above all, Mark is always an equal partner, never knowing best, only providing a safe place for exploring another way.” Nick Marson, Director, Parallel Mind
“Who we are is how we coach” was said by a wise lady (thanks Edna) and I believe the same is true of supervision. Therefore I offer an hour’s free consultation session for people who are thinking of working with me as a coach or supervisor; please contact me if you are interested.
I offer supervsion to coaches who want to work with clients at a deeper more connected level. By creating a trusting supportive relationship the client is able to access more of themselves and being more to the coaching dynamic. The coach in turn has the support and guidance of supervision so is able to hold and work with all aspects of the client's experience. My coaching experience is with people who are relatively successful in most areas of their lives but who come to coaching because they are struggling with subtle or hidden obsessions or addictions, e.g. self destructive behaviour around work, relationships, food, sex, alcohol and drugs. They tend to seek out coaching rather than counselling because they are not completely out of control, but they recognise that their behaviour in that area is not as they would wish it to be.
