International Diploma Programmes

Part 1 – 3 days: Key Elements in Coaching Supervision:

• Introduction to CSA’s Full Spectrum Coaching Supervision Model, Tasks and Skills – includes the 7-eyed process model.
• Beginning the Supervision Conversation – a ‘learning partnership’.
• Establishing the supervision contract
• Coming into Multi-dimensional Presence and discovering the power of working with Energy Fields
• Using feedback in supervision
• Advanced Dialogue Process
• Exploring and working with relationship dynamics
• Organisations as systems
• Ethics and Standards

Part 2 – 3 days: Advanced Skills and Knowledge

• Becoming a reflective practitioner
• Learning styles and Learning spaces
• Coaching Psychology – EQ, SQ through TA, Gestalt, Transpersonal Psychology
• Neuroscience and supervision
• Using the Magic Box (Gestalt-based tool)
• Multi-party contracting.
• Working with the body and intuition in supervision
• Unconscious factors in supervision
• Working with supervision groups

Part 3 – 2 days:

Final assessment of practice

Day 7 will be a full day of facilitated assessment of practice. We will also cover:

• Creative Approaches in supervision
• Story telling in supervision
• Five-card exercise

Creative interventions for group supervision.

All of the above is supplemented each week, by on-going teaching, discussion and/or demonstration in 9×1-hour webinars, tutorials, 9×2-hour peer learning triads and 8×1-hour supervision sessions to reflect on your supervision practice.

Information & Guidance - ICF CCEU’s -

Update for 2020 -

For courses starting in 2020 the CSA Diploma in Coaching Supervision course has continued its approved status with the ICF and now carries 108.5 CCEUs. These are made up of 77.5 Core Competencies and 31 Resource Development.  

ICF Policy

With this update, ICF Credential-holders will be permitted to count work with a Coaching Supervisor toward Continuing Coach Education (CCE) requirements in the area of Core Competencies for renewal of their ICF Credential.  These hours are accepted on an hour-for- hour basis, and there is no upper limit on the number of Coaching Supervision hours that can be applied toward an ICF Credential renewal applicant’s CCE requirement.

ICF’s Position on Coaching Supervision 

ICF recommends coaching supervision for full-time professional coach practitioners as part of their portfolio of CPD activities

Coaching supervision is sufficiently different from coaching that training to provide the knowledge and opportunity to practice supervision skills is needed.  As such, all coaching supervisors should receive coaching supervision training.

Additional notes

Coaching supervisors DO NOT have to have ICF credentials.  There is no need for supervisors to apply for approval.  

NB The ICF France Chapter insist that only ICF Master Certified Coaches can be on their registry of coach supervisors.  That is a local policy and not ICF global policy.