
Deepening your practice –
Supervision
1:1 SUPERVISION Individual/Team/Mentor Coaching
monthly virtual as required
Fee £250 per Hour
Supervision of Practice is a very important route to growing your confidence, presence and capability as a coach. I have been supervising practitioners for 30 years so understand the challenge this can be, along with the value it brings.
I bring all the skills outlined on this website to the practice of supervision so those in training or wishing to embed Gestalt more in their practice will find this an effective way to learn.
Generally I function more in a coaching role but always guide with authority on ethical and boundary issues.
I use the Hawkins 7 Eye Supervision model as a way of structuring the supervision session.
1:1 Supervision/Mentor Coaching formats -
Presenting a current client situation (individual or team) for exploration
Sharing an audio/video recording for review.
Observing a live virtual session.
SUPERVISION group series Suspended till Sept 2025
Monthly virtual 3 hr meetings
Sign up for block of 3 sessions and join when a place is available
Time: 8.00am - 11.00am UK
Fee £600 per Person Per block
25% Discount = £450 if booked alongside a series of 3 or more Workshops
Working with a small group of 6 practitioners is a fantastic way of learning - sharing your client difficulties/successes and hearing peers discuss theirs. There are also many group experiential techniques that open up a particular topic/dilemma for all to explore and learn from.
My role is more of a Gestalt style group facilitator using mentoring interventions but always guide with authority on ethical and boundary issues.
I use the Hawkins 7 Eye Supervision model in the group context as a way of structuring the supervision session. You can expect to:
Present coaching clients both recorded and written
Receive feedback on live coaching practice with a group member
Provide observation comments to other group members
Engage in group supervision techniques - role play, projection, art, tag coaching
Discuss theoretical and philosophical points of practice
Address ethics and boundary management in practice
Potentially engage with other group members in peer supervision between sessions.
