
Blind Spots in Supervision: What Supervisors See, Hold and Miss
Thu 17 Dec · 18:00
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The session will investigate the unseen dynamics in supervision, particularly in team coaching contexts. It aims to enhance awareness of what supervisors notice and overlook in their practice. Participants will engage in experiential inquiry to better understand their supervisory relationships.
Something in us recognises something in them… and shapes what happens next. In supervision, what we notice, question, and leave unexamined is never neutral. It is shaped by our history with authority, visibility, conflict, loyalty, partnership, and endings. When working with team coaches, these dynamics often intensify, yet many remain outside awareness and are rarely explored explicitly in supervision. This highly experiential session invites supervisors and coaches into a live, supervision-informed inquiry using team coaching as a complex and revealing context. Together, we will explore how we position ourselves in relation to the systems we supervise, what we attend to and leave unexamined, how we respond to conflict and tension, and what may be missed when working with team coaches. Participants will leave with increased awareness and clearer sight of the edges of their supervision practice.
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Blind Spots in Supervision: What Supervisors See, Hold and Miss takes place on Thursday, 17 December 2026 at 18:00.
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The session will investigate the unseen dynamics in supervision, particularly in team coaching contexts. It aims to enhance awareness of what supervisors notice and overlook in their practice. Participants will engage in experiential inquiry to better understand their supervisory relationships.
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Something in us recognises something in them… and shapes what happens next. In supervision, what we notice, question, and leave unexamined is never neutral. It is shaped by our history with authority, visibility, conflict, loyalty, partnership, and endings. When working with team coaches, these dynamics often intensify, yet many remain outside awareness and are rarely explored explicitly in supervision. This highly experiential session invites supervisors and coaches into a live, supervision-informed inquiry using team coaching as a complex and revealing context. Together, we will explore how we position ourselves in relation to the systems we supervise, what we attend to and leave unexamined, how we respond to conflict and tension, and what may be missed when working with team coaches. Participants will leave with increased awareness and clearer sight of the edges of their supervision practice.
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Blind Spots in Supervision: What Supervisors See, Hold and Miss takes place on Thursday, 17 December 2026 at 18:00.
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Blind Spots in Supervision: What Supervisors See, Hold and Miss is held at Online.
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