For coaches

We offer supervision for all coaches and provide experienced coaches with the opportunity to access the power of story, through our Transformational Narrative Coaching Training.

Our individual supervision is for coaches who would prefer one-to-one sessions. It is ideal for you, if you run a coaching business or are a coaching practitioner who feels they would benefit from this more personal supervision approach.

Group coaching supervision can provide a sense of belonging and connection for you with other coaches. It fosters a learning environment. It will maintain high coaching standards and foster your ongoing professional development.

Our online, narrative course is a subtle mix of blended learning that will bring a refreshingly new dimension using the power of story, to your practice. It is for experienced coaches and can be accessed from anywhere in the world, fitting into your schedule and pace of learning.

Our online group narrative course will enhance your coaching practice through a new understanding of story in clients’ lives. Combining a rich integration of theory and practice, with plenty of practical coaching ideas that can be applied immediately.

Meet our directors

Jude Elliman

Jude helps her clients to think clearly, strategically and practically. She supports her clients as they face big challenges and pressing, significant issues. Jude’s coaching approach is highly relational, organisationally savvy and results-orientated.

Work with Jude

Nick Isbister

For 26 years, Nick has been a trusted advisor to many leaders and emerging leaders. He focuses on working with senior executives, helping them negotiate the pressures they face at the top of their organisations.

Work with Nick

Meet our directors

Jude Elliman

Jude helps her clients to think clearly, strategically and practically. She supports her clients as they face big challenges and pressing, significant issues. Jude’s coaching approach is highly relational, organisationally savvy and results-orientated.

Work with Jude

Nick Isbister

For 26 years, Nick has been a trusted advisor to many leaders and emerging leaders. He focuses on working with senior executives, helping them negotiate the pressures they face at the top of their organisations.

Work with Nick

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