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Understanding our PPP
A few years ago I trained as a supervisor at Oxford Brookes University. One of the toughest, most challenging and ultimately rewarding assignments was to explain our model. We needed to demonstrate that…
Health and Wellbeing at Work – conference speaker
The annual exhibition and conference on Health and Wellbeing at Work is taking place at the National Exhibition Centre in Birmingham, UK, 6-7 March 2018. I am honoured to have been asked to speak at what is the UK’s leading event for occupational health, HR and other healthcare and management professionals responsible for improving the health, safety, […]
Nomination for EMCC 2017 Supervision Award
Eve Turner is delighted to have been nominated for the 2017 EMCC supervision award. This is the first time the EMCC has had an awards category for supervision and winners will receive their award at the 24th conference in Amsterdam, The Netherlands, in April 2018.
First publication of GSN research on supervision of supervision
Global Supervisors’ Network members Michel Moral, Eve Turner and Damian Goldvarg have published their first article on the worldwide research into supervision of supervision by the GSN working group which is led by Julia Menaul. The article is available in the Association for Coaching’s Autumn 2017 Global Perspectives magazine, pages 39-41.
First article published on tricky dilemmas research
The first of a number of articles has been published on the tricky ethical decision-making research project being led by Eve Turner and Professor Jonathan Passmore. It is in the latest edition of Coaching at Work magazine – Vol 15 (6) pp34-39. It highlights the challenges for supervisors and coaches responding to ethical dilemmas around the […]
2018 schedule for Global Supervisors’ Network published
We are delighted to published the latest webinars for 2018 from the Global Supervisors’ Network. The 110+ members from across the world are offering a wonderful diversity of subjects from creativity and supervision to an existential approach to supervision, from supervisee-led supervision to attachment theory and supervision. The GSN was set up by Eve Turner […]
