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29th December 2018

Blowin’ in the wind

How do coach supervisors respond to ethical dilemmas and tricky issues?  Jonathan Passmore and I have been conducting research over the last few years in stages and we have just published a two-part series in Coaching at Work magazine with fellow researcher Marta Filipiak.  Seven main themes emerged: sources of ethical dilemmas, obstacles in dealing […]

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19th December 2018

Global Supervisors’ Network schedule published up to September 2019

We are delighted to announce the latest webinars in our GSN schedule, taking us to September 2019.  There are a wonderful variety of sessions from some of the leaders in the field covering topics such as supervision and: humour, purpose, the unconscious as a resource, working with beareavement, embracing the future and future trends, AI […]

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9th December 2018

Mental Health First Aid

With all the attention on mental well-being and health, there is a move to encourage all organisations to have Mental Health First Aiders as well as Physical Health First Aiders.  I have just completed a Mental Health First Aid course and found it helpful and enlightening and also useful in gaining more awareness for my […]

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19th November 2018

How do we re-source ourselves?

In Chapter 4 of the new book The Heart of Coaching Supervision – Working with Reflection and Self-Care edited by Stephen Palmer and I, Peter Hawkins suggests 10 ways a supervisor can help to re-source both them-self and their supervisors. I have reflected greatly on number 10 (p75) which talks of “systemic hope.” Peter argues […]

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30th October 2018

Announcing the publication of The Heart of Coaching Supervision today!

I am thrilled to announce that my first book The Heart of Coaching Supervision – Working with Reflection and Self-Care, co-edited with Professor Stephen Palmer, has been published today. We look at how we, as supervisors, coaches, mentors or leaders can work with reflection and self-care to resource ourselves, our supervisees, and our clients and […]

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24th October 2018

8th International Conference on Coaching Supervision – Eve delivers pre-workshop

The 8th International Conference on Coaching Supervision will take place at Oxford Brookes University in Headington, Oxford on Saturday 11th May 2019.  There will be two pre-conference workshops on Friday 10th and Eve Turner is delighted to have been invited to run the morning session.  She will deliver a workshop on Supervison in the Thinking […]

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