The HEC SIG Coaching Supervision Circle
Are you:
- Feeling isolated in your coaching practice?
- Dealing with complex ethical issues during coaching sessions?
- Looking for ways to increase your confidence and self-awareness to serve your clients better?
You are not alone!
Join us for the supervision circle of Higher Ed Coaches SIG to harness the benefits of coaching supervision in a supportive and judgment-free online environment. In this 8-month program, we offer a unique opportunity to new and seasoned coaches to share their successes and challenges, sharpen coaching skills, and uncover new areas of growth and development.
Register now by April 15 (or keep reading) if you’re interested…
Why should you join?
- Experience the benefits of coaching such as:
- Increased self-awareness, confidence, and objectivity
- Heightened sense of belonging
- Increased resourcefulness
- Expand your professional network of like-minded people
- Earn CCEUs toward your ICF certification (CCEUs pending)
Who should join?
- New or experienced higher ed coaches who are actively coaching at least 1 client
- Completion of or current enrollment in a coach training
What do expect:
- Safe, confidential, and supportive online space to share challenging scenarios
- Reflective dialogues around your coaching work and skill development beyond ICF core competencies
- Access to the collective group wisdom
- Focus on the “coach as a person, as a professional, and as a coach”
When: 8-9:30am EST, every third Thursday with some exceptions to avoid conflict with HEC-SIG cohort 4)
- April 20
- May 25
- June 22
- July 20
- August 17
- September 21
- October 19
- November 16
Where: Online via zoom
Group size: limited to 8 people
Facilitators: Irina Filonova, PhD, PCC
Registration is required. To register by April 15, CLICK HERE
Registration Fees:
$75 for members, $100 for non-members
! Don’t let the price stop you. If you can’t afford the fee at this time, please contact Irina to discuss other options.
Contact and inquiries:
Irina Filonova, PhD, PCC is the founder of "the phd whisperer," an evidence-based coaching and training company for PhDs within and outside academia. She currently serves as a cohort development team leader of the Higher Education Coaches Special Interest Group. As a coach, Irina helps PhDs create professional lives and realize their leadership potential in alignment with individuals’ values, skills, and interests. Previously, Irina worked as an academic developer at the Faculty Affairs Office, OIST, Japan, after completing a 3-year postdoc at UT Southwestern, Dallas, Texas. She holds a PhD in Biomedical Sciences (Neuroscience), ICF PCC certification, and Gallup Strength Development Coach certification.
To learn more about coach supervision, please check out the following IFC resources.
The golden standard in coaching (ICF)
Coaching supervision by Tracy Sinclair, PCC
“A professional development study: the lifelong journeys of coaches” by Alicia Hullinger and Joel DiGirolamo (2020). The paper outlines the benefits of coaching supervision.
