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Webinars from January to March, 2019

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Webinars from January to March, 2019

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Date	Time (Pacific)	Speaker	Topic	Information	BIO
January 21	10:00 – 11:15 am	Dr. Henry Campion	Attachment Theory and Coach Supervision	Attachment theory proposes that the way humans relate to their mother or primary care-giver in their first two years can affect the pattern of their relationships for the rest of their lives – including our own and those of our coaching and supervision clients. The aim of this discussion will be to look briefly at the different patterns of attachment and explore their relevance and application to our supervision practice.	Started career as a coach supervisor in 2004; now the main focus of my work. Professional certificate of advanced study in coaching supervision leading to accreditation as a coaching supervisor, Oxford Brookes University (2014-17). 650+ hours.experienceCoach supervisor accreditation assessor, Association for Coaching. Regular supervision with a leading member of the coaching community. Qualified doctor with psychiatric and psychotherapeutic experience; postgraduate diploma in transpersonal (psychosynthesis) counselling
February 4	8:00 – 9:00 am	Dr. Michel Moral	Supervising Internal Coaches	Title: “Supervision of internal coaches » Internal coaching grows faster than external coaching in many countries around the world. Compared to external coaches, internal coaches adopt some of the modes of functioning of the company that employs them. It depends on the environments and can be for example the workload or the excessive respect of the hierarchyThe supervision of internal coaches is characterized by the fact that the parallel process is more intense. Also, internal coaches sometimes form a team, and supervision involves both a group and a team.It is the synthesis of these observations and research that is presented.	Dr. Michel Moral Coach supervisor, Coach supervisors trainer, Executive coach, Team coach, Organizational coach Michel is an engineer and doctor in clinical psychology. Supervisor and coach of executive and management teams, he is the author of eight books on coaching and supervision. He trains coaches in several universities. Member of the Council of EMCC International, he participates in the work on accreditation and training of coach supervisors. He is co-creator, together with Florence Lamy, of a training of coach supervisors, Undici, which holds the ESQA (European Supervision Quality Award) label from EMCC.
March 11	8:00	Lillian Abrams, Benita and Jo Birch		Culture matters in Supervision Jo Birch, Lilian Abrams and Benita Stafford Smith As coaches and supervisors our work is often explicitly cross-cultural: With the ease of virtual platforms, we connect across the globe; with our multi-national corporate clients we support diverse teams; in our supervision we work with people from many different backgrounds and practices. Cultural aspects can show up overtly….and covertly. How might this be affecting our work? We’re offering a space for exploration…a chance to look at how culture and diversity is showing up in your work – as a coach, supervisor and/or practitioner. What assumptions do we make because of who we are and where we come from? How does this affect us and our supervisees, in our supervisory relationships and our work? What happens when we shine a light onto our cultural richness? What happens if we don’t? Bring yourself, your experiences, your openness and curiosity, and join us for a thought-provoking session. This session was originally designed and delivered for Global Supervisors Network Sept 2018.