In this episode of "The Making of a Coach," Katja von Glinowiecki, a seasoned coach and supervisor, shares her journey from feeling isolated in her coaching practice to discovering the transformative power of supervision in coaching. Based in Germany, Katja discusses how supervision in coaching provides a structured, professional reflection space that enhances both personal and professional growth. She explains the differences between coaching, supervision, and mentoring, and highlights the importance of supervision in maintaining coaching industry standards. Katja also touches on the cultural variations in the acceptance of supervision and the potential impact of making it a norm in the coaching industry.
Key Learnings:
Supervision in coaching offers a structured space for professional reflection, helping coaches to grow and maintain ethical standards.Engaging in regular supervision can prevent feelings of isolation and enhance resilience, ultimately benefiting client interactions.Understanding the cultural differences in coaching and supervision practices can provide insights into improving coaching industry standards globally.
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Katja von Glinowiecki's Websites:
https://www.my-circus.de/ https://orientierungs-coaching.de/
Connect with Katja on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/katja-von-glinowiecki/
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Episode Chapters:
00:00 Introduction to Supervision in Coaching
00:05 Katja's Journey to Discovering Supervision
00:10 Defining Supervision and Its Benefits
00:15 The Role of Supervision in Professional Growth
00:20 Cultural Perspectives on Supervision
00:25 How to Get Started with Supervision
