Distraction: the destroyer of discipline in team development
Practitioners in the helping professions use sessions with a supervisor to discuss their work, help them continue to develop and grow, and to explore issues and dilemmas. Supervisors provide both support for the practitioner and quality control for the benefit of the end client. The practice of supervision is mandatory for psychologists and psychotherapists. It is optional and therefore less common for coaches and mentors.
We can envisage a time when coaches and mentors will be required to demonstrate to clients that they have regular effective supervision with a qualified supervisor.
So, how do you choose a supervisor if you are a coach or mentor? Click below to find out.
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