Nottingham Business School's Elaine Robinson and her supervisor Erik de Haan from Ashridge Centre for Coaching share insights from one of their sessions What's hard about supervision is that it makes us think about the myriad things we didn't say, and weren't even aware of. Individual coach supervision often feels like thinking of a helpful response when the moment has passed. Nevertheless, this also shows how supervision makes an executive coach acquire fresh perspectives, and how some of these may be useful for future coaching and other clients. The...

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   jamradja595@alumni.depaul.edu on February 27, 2011 at 9:16 pm

   I really resonate with the penultimate paragraph and the phrase “I…acquire…alternatives for my practice, even if they
   come too late for a particular session. Thank you for this article. Jo Ann

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