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How Coaching Supervision Training Changes You As A Coach
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- Apr 26, 2026
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What happens when you slow down enough to truly see yourself as a coach? This episode felt like one of those conversations where we didn't set out with a script, yet uncovered something far more meaningful along the way. We opened up about how coaching supervision training changed us, not only as practitioners, but as people. What stood out immediately was how difficult it is to articulate the impact. The changes are subtle, yet undeniably profound. As we reflected on our experiences, one theme kept surfacing: slowing down. Not only slowing down how we speak, but how we think, how we show up, and how we hold space. Through supervision training, we both experienced a shift away from doing more, towards creating more space. And within that space, something powerful happens. Insight deepens. Awareness expands. Coaching becomes less about performance and more about presence. We also explored the discomfort that comes with this level of growth. There were moments of resistance, emotional reactions, and even questioning everything we thought we knew about coaching. At times, it felt like a stripping back of identity. Not only refining our coaching practice, but re-evaluating who we are within it. And yet, this is where the real transformation happens. Through deep reflection, supervision training helped us: Develop a stronger internal compass Challenge traditional coaching norms Build confidence in our own voice as coaches Embrace uncertainty rather than resist it One of the most powerful shifts was around identity. Moving from "how do I coach?" to "who am I as a coach?" That shift changes everything. We also spoke about how supervision introduces you to a completely different level of awareness. From ethical sensitivity and power dynamics, to the relational field between co…