Coaching and Supervising: Bereavement
Bereavement is a universal topic. Very few are untouched by this personally, and professionally it is something that enters the coaching space whether it is invited or not.
Very little has been researched and written from a coaching perspective on bereavement, and Maggie and Julia have started a dialogue with coaches and supervisors in order to shed light on this area, still regarded as taboo in some cultures.
In this webinar you will learn:
- Where are the boundaries between coaching and therapy around the topic of bereavement
- What other coaches say about how they handle this topic
- Outcomes from a global survey of coaches/supervisors during 2019
- Self-awareness on how personally I handle this topic within a coaching and/or a supervision context
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
Julia Menaul has been running her own practice, Spark Coaching and Training, since 2001. An Accredited Professional Executive Coach, Member of the British Psychological Society and Board Member for the Association of Coaching
Supervisors, she coaches managers and teams across all sectors. She is a published author and supervises many independent coaches (1 -1 and group), as well as internal coaches in larger organizations.
Maggie João provides individual coaching and team facilitation all over the world, focusing on the client’s needs on leadership, change management, team management, communication skills, external mobility, maternity coaching.
She is also certified as Medical Coach, working directly with clients who are going through a medical process, as patients or caregivers. She works in English, Spanish and Portuguese and is a published author of 13 books about Coaching. She
supervises coaches individually and in groups.
