Developing your Coaching, Mentoring and Supervision Practice through Systemic and Embodied Learning

Saturday, 29 June 2019, 10:00 to 16:00

Who this event is for

• Everyone
• Prospective students - postgraduate taught
• Prospective students - postgraduate research
• Business community
• Alumni
• Public
• Ticket only

Location

Executive Education Room CLC1.09, Clerici Building, Headington Campus, Gipsy Lane site

Details

“The Workshop helped me identify that the approach I had been taking was flawed and that there were other ways of achieving a much more successful outcome which was better aligned to my values and strengths.”

 

This 1-day event is equally suitable for both independent and in-house coaches, mentors and supervisors at any experience level.

 

You will have the opportunity to:

• Reflect on key challenges or opportunities in developing coaching, mentoring and supervision practice
• Consider the systemic context of challenges and opportunities
• Identify resources and solutions
• Experience embodied coaching activities based on systemic coaching, constellations and presencing practices
• Learn a process for self-coaching and self-supervision.

 

In the morning, you will be visualising your topic in 3D, using innovative mapping techniques to create table-top "constellation maps".  These help to achieve clarity on the current situation and underlying issues - leading to the identification of solutions and resources needed.

 

In the afternoon, there will be a mix of individual and group work activities using embodied and systemic learning approaches.

 

Example topics you could choose to work on in the workshop include:

 

• Identify and overcoming barriers to developing your practice 
• Balance your overall portfolio of work (e.g. employed and self-employed work, other types of services you offer)
• Identify your niche and client base
• Market your offering
• Explain your coaching approach to clients
• Determine your fee structure
• Decide who to partner with.

 

By the end of workshop, you will have learned how to use table-top constellations and other activities for self-coaching and self-supervision.  The aim is not to train you in the coaching approaches used for use with clients, nor sales techniques, but you will go away with some ideas you can adopt.

 

 

Facilitator:

 

Claudia Filsinger, Lecturer at Oxford Brookes University, and part of the coaching teaching team. Her commercial portfolio includes an international executive coaching practice, workshops for sales professionals and supervision. Her corporate background is in international sales and business development roles.