Coaching Supervision at its B.E.S.T. contains clear strategies and real life case studies and can be used in all settings where there is a need for effective and efficient coaching supervision. The specific clean questioning technique allows the supervisor to remove assumptions and have an insightful and eagle-eyed view of the whole supervision spectrum. The book follows closely the requirements for the Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM) Level 7 Masters level qualification in Coaching Supervision. Covers: workplace supervision, executive coaching, business coaching, career coaching, life coaching, management, leadership, business management, professional support, clean language, metaphor, symbolic modelling, team building, communication and professional effectiveness.
Chapters include:
- The Purpose and Principles of Coaching Supervision
- Before Supervision
- Reflection and Awareness During the Sessions
- The Supervisee
- Supervision Methods
- Supervision Models
- Tools and Techniques
- Supervision Quality Assurance and Review
- Future Trends and Supervision Research
This practical guide can be used by leaders, coaches and supervisors in business, education, health and public services. It is highly recommended for ILM 7 Supervision Qualification Candidates at ILM Centres all over the UK and EU.
Jackie Arnold is a former board member of the UK ICF. She is also an associate coach/consultant for Notion & the Leadership Foundation for Higher Education, delivering executive coaching programmes and consulting on building a coaching culture. She uses Clean Language Methodology as a Coach Supervisor and is Ambassador for CSA and The Association Of Coaching Supervisors.
Jackie is a prolific author and has written books on public speaking plus three on coaching & supervision in the workplace. She presents at international conferences on Leadership and Management Coaching & Supervision.
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