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Coaching Supervision Competencies
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The supervisor needs to show evidence that the following tasks, behaviours and attitudes underpinning their behaviours are present:


Prepares for the session, clearing any thoughts, ideas from previous work, and coming into quiet mind and body

1. Contracting phase
  • Clarifies parties to the contract and facilitates the design co-creatively.
  • Builds effective working relationships
  • Attends to appropriate boundaries concerning confidentiality
  • Speaks confidently
  • Listens and enquires appreciatively


2. Process and flow of the session

  • Is present to self and the client authentically
  • Listens with their body, attending so that they are aware of the energy field in the relationship
  • Attends to the flow of the relationship, offering process comments where appropriate, especially where unconscious material may be present
    Pitches the work at the appropriate developmental stage of the coach
  • Attends supportively to any concerns the coach may have about being in supervision per se.
  • Supports and encourages open reflections on the work
  • Holds the intention to see the coach as resourceful and creative and demonstrates this in their approach
  • Offers feedback graciously
  • Receives feedback graciously
  • Willing to stretch and challenge the coach appropriately
  • Able to adapt own learning style to that of the coach while encouraging a wider range of the coach
  • Holds a systemic view of the whole process and able to switch to and from different parts of the system appropriately
  • Reviews the learning at the close of the session
  • Takes occasional ‘soundings’ as to the contract, open and willing to change it as and when required


3. Use of knowledge
  • Shares insights sparingly while encouraging the coach to reflect and gain their own.
  • Suggests reading material and/or may teach new ideas that arise out of the material under discussion and that supports the development needs of the coach




Fiona Adamson CSA Team 28/11/06©