Clean Language and Coaching Supervision
In this webinar, Anne Calleja, Supervision Lead at the Association for Coaching, interviews Angela Dunbar, Accredited Coach and Supervisor, about how she uses the ‘clean’ approach to supervision practice. “The word ‘clean’ is supposed to represent
the fact that you’re cleansing yourself of all your own biases, opinions and perspectives so that you’re asking questions that are as unbiased and non-directive as can be.” Angela explains.
Angela enthuses about how she first
came across the ‘Clean’ approach and why it inspired her: "When I discovered clean through my NLP training, for me, it was like Alice in Wonderland. I fell into this wonderful world of my own imagination. And more importantly, I learned
that in this place was my inner wisdom. In this place, I knew things that I didn't know that I knew!"
In this webinar you will learn:
- What is ‘Clean’ approach
- ‘Clean’ approach models
- Clean and non-directive approach
Who is this for?
New Coaches, Seasoned Coaches, Executive Coaches, Personal or Career Coaches, Health Coaches, Coaching Supervisors, Internal Coaches, HR /OD Professionals or Leader Coaches.
Speaker Bios
Anne Calleja, is a qualified, accredited and registered Psychotherapist and Supervisor (UKCP) , Registered BACP Counsellor and Supervisor, and registered Clinical Hypnotherapist (BSCH). Anne is also an Accredited Coach and
Coach Supervisor with the Association for Coaching (AC), which means she provides Supervision for those who practise both Coaching and Therapy.
Angela Dunbar is a experienced coach and coach supervisor, an author, trainer and a Master NLP Practitioner. Angela’s passion is Clean Language, a powerful non-directive facilitation process that engages the coachee’s non-conscious
resources through the metaphors they use to describe their experience.
