Alison Hodge has a passion for learning, both for herself and her clients. It’s at the heart of everything she does as an award-winning coach supervisor. Liz Hall reports
Adventurous, playful and provocative, award-winning coach supervisor champion Alison Hodge has found learning gold in many ways, including on a group trek in Nepal, practising Tai Chi and through bereavement and in developing Bell’s Palsy. And she’s made it her life’s work to help others learn too. A big player in the development of coach supervision in...
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Great to hear Alison share herself in your interview, Liz, who she is, how she has developed, and the turning points in her life that have taught her so much about herself. I see her as a kindred spirit and so valued being a part of her research group of supervisors, experiencing the richness of the the cycles of enquiry, finding this in my own deeper reflections and interactions with the group and Alison during the process she initiated with us. She richly deserves her success.