one-on-one & group SUPERVISION FOR COACHES
Coaching supervision for professional, ethical and effective practice.
- Develop greater perspective and contextual awareness
- Navigate complexity and ethical decision-making with confidence
- Build sustainable coaching practice through restorative reflection
Supporting coaching challenges
Even experienced coaches encounter situations where greater perspective, challenge, and reflection are valuable.
Coaching supervision provides a confidential, nonjudgmental space to step back from your work, explore challenges, strengthen professional judgment, and gain valuable support to continue developing your practice.
Perspective
Working alone can make it hard to see alternative perspectives, challenge assumptions, and recognize patterns.
Confidence
Confidence grows more through reflection, challenge, and informed judgment.
Effectiveness
Without opportunities for reflection and feedback, coaches can miss valuable learning that strengthens their impact.
Restorative practice
A confidential space to process demanding coaching work, sustain professional resilience, and remain effective over time.
Professional standards
Support for ongoing development, and maintaining professional standards for membership, CPD or accreditation.
Developing greater perspective, confidence, and effectiveness
Our supervision creates the confidential space to reflect on coaching challenges, develop ethical judgment, strengthen awareness, build restorative practice and develop as a practitioner.
Reflective dialogue
Space to explore experiences, assumptions, challenges, and opportunities for learning.
- Greater self-awareness
- Clearer thinking in complex situations
- Deeper reflective practice
Ethical decision making
Explore dilemmas, competing priorities, and professional responsibilities.
- More considered decisions
- Increased professional confidence
- Stronger ethical practice
- Supports professional standards
Systems awareness
Develop a broader understanding of individuals, teams, organizations, and systems.
- Greater contextual awareness
- Improved stakeholder understanding
- More effective interventions
Increased perspective
Step back from day-to-day challenges and see patterns that may otherwise be missed.
- Broader perspective on client situations
- Greater objectivity
- Enhanced judgment
Increased confidence
Test ideas, explore uncertainty, and develop confidence in your decisions and responses.
- More confident decision-making
- Reduced isolation
- Build professional resilience
Increased effectiveness
Space for continuous learning, reflection, professional growth and restorative practice.
- Ongoing professional development
- Increased coaching capability
- Enhanced professional practice
Partner-led supervision informed by coaching practice, research, and leadership development expertise
Our partner-led approach, led by Angela Wright and Sarah Tennyson draws on extensive experience across executive coaching, leadership development, organizational consulting, research, and coach education.
It provides a broader perspective that helps coaches explore challenges within their wider organizational, stakeholder, and systemic context – supporting stronger judgment, ethical practice, and coaching effectiveness.
Award-winning coaching supervision
Recognized for excellence in coaching supervision by the European Mentoring and Coaching Council.
Faculty at Oxford Brookes Business School
We teach on coaching supervision programs at leading institutions, ensuring our work reflects the latest, most effective developments in the field.
Active in research and thought leadership
Our partners have worked on the world’s largest leadership and coaching research project: Leadership in High Stress Workplaces and published research on coaching supervision.
Contributing to global coaching ISO standards
We contributed to the world’s first ISO-aligned guidelines for coach training and the provision of coaching services.
Tailored to your needs and context
One-to-one supervision offers depth and personalized reflection; while group supervision provides breadth through shared learning and multiple perspectives.
One-to-one supervision
Ongoing deep reflection and development over a sustained period (months to years)
- Explore complex coaching situations in confidence
- Formulate effective responses to complex issues
- Develop insight into patterns in your coaching practice
- Strengthen ethical decision-making and judgment
- Build greater self-awareness and perspective
- Process demanding coaching work in a confidential, restorative space
Group supervision
Regular meetings that combine peer reflection and supervisor perspectives (every six weeks)
- Explore challenges
- Gain broader perspectives on coaching situations
- Benefit from collective learning and dialogue
- Strengthen systems awareness and professional practice
- Reduce isolation through shared reflection and peer support
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Find the right coaching supervisor
We take time to understand your coaching practice, the clients and contexts you work within, and what you are looking for from supervision.
Whether you are seeking ongoing one-to-one supervision, a group setting, or support with a particular challenge, we can help you explore the right fit.