What Informs a Supervisor's Mindset?
When an experienced Coach or Mentor-Coach considers becoming a practicing Coach Supervisor, it is often thought that additional skills are needed. Why else would the work deserve a different label?
While there may be some truth in
this, our speaker for this webinar, Executive Coach and Supervisor, Michelle Lucas, believes that it is a shift in mindset that is most important. Michelle has developed and tested a framework – the StEWARD model - which articulates the
mindset of a Coach Supervisor, which she shares in this webinar.
In this webinar you will learn:
- What are the six components of the StEWARD model
- Why these components need to be tailored before they are applied
- What is the difference between a Coach and a Coach Supervisor mindset
- How the StEWARD model can influence your experience of supervision
Who is this for?
This webinar is for new Coaches, seasoned Coaches, Executive Coaches, Team Coaches, Personal or Career Coaches, Leader Coaches, Supervisors, HR /OD professionals and internal coaches.
Speaker Bios
Michelle Lucas specializes in executive coaching, coaching supervision, and training internal coaches, mentors, and supervisors. She has a degree in Applied Psychology from UWIST and an MBA from Warwick Business School.
Working independently since 2006, she is an Accredited Executive Master Coach and an Accredited Coaching Supervisor with the AC. Michelle trained in both Coaching and Coaching Supervision at Oxford Brookes and is an innovative practitioner
interested in broadening the application of coaching supervision. Her fourth, Creating the Reflective Habit, was published in June 2023.
