I’m Coach Sam Magill
A coach of coaches – coaching leaders to become more effective and highly valued within their organizations.
Apply for the Coaching Supervision Diploma Program 2021
THE DATES
Orientation: Jan. 22 – Virtual
Pre-work Webinar: Feb. 19 – Virtual
Module 1: March 18-20 – Virtual
Module 2: June 30-July 2 – in-person
Module 3: Nov. 5-6 – in-person
IN-PERSON LOCATION
Islandwood Centre
Bainbridge Island, WA 98110
(near Seattle, WA)
Helping You Achieve Success
Unlock Your Full Potential.
We offer leaders & their coaches:
- EXPERIENCE – Over 30 years of helping people learn from their own experience.
- HONESTY – Proven ability to create a very safe place in which you can be honest with yourself.
- GUIDANCE – Accompanying you in the ongoing balancing of the past, the future, relationships with others and relationship with yourself.
Sam Magill and Francine Campone discuss coaching supervision.
What can you expect?
The Supervision Diploma Program is an experiential course that consists of three modules, spaced over 12 months. Throughout the program, students will be supported via individual tutorials, mentoring and peer feedback. Webinars will be held throughout the program, and a minimum number must be attended.
This program has been awarded
‘Approved Provider’ status by the ICF.
Orientation
Orientation will be held virtually on January 22, 2021. This is intended to get students organized and answer questions in preparation for the course work.
Pre-Work
The Pre-work webinar will be held virtually on February 19, 2020. This webinar will outline the course prework that needs to be completed before the first in-person module.
Module #1 - 3 days
Module #1 will be done virtually March 18 – 20, 2021. It will include:
- Introduction to CSA’s full spectrum Coaching Supervision model, tasks and skills – which incorporates Hawkins’ 7-eyed model
- Beginning and working within the supervision conversation
- Coming into multi-dimensional presence and discovering the power of working with energy fields
- Exploring and working with relationship dynamics
- Organizations as systems
Module #2 - 3 days
Module #2 will be held in-person from June 30th to July 2nd, 2021 at the Islandwood Centre in Bainbridge Island, WA. Advancing skills and knowledge, it will include:
- Becoming a reflective practitioner
- Learning styles and learning spaces
- Coaching psychology – EQ, SQ through TA, Gestalt, transpersonal psychology
- Using creative, arts-based tools
- Multi-party contracting
- Working with the body and intuition
- Unconscious factors in coaching supervision
- Group supervision
Module #3 - 2 days
Module #3 will be held in-person from November 5th to 6th, 2021 at the Islandwood Centre in Bainbridge Island, WA. It will include:
- Final Assessment of practice and completin of written work: A 4000-5000 word case study and a 3000 word summary of student’s learning journal are part of the final assessment together with the practice assessment
- Ethics
- Creative supervision
For general information, application, and registration information, please click here to contact Sam Magill, or click here to contact Lynne De Lay
About Sam Magill
See what people have to say about Sam
“CSA’s Supervision program has been an extraordinary thought-provoking, transformative developmental experience in a compassionate learning environment. This program has changed how I see myself and how I see the world. I am a better coach because of this program and I am an emerging supervisor.”
“If you are looking for an intensive learning experience that will change you personally and leave you with a new family….this is the one.”
“The Best Self-growth experience for Growing your practice!”
“The overall CSA NA experience is wonderful. Thank you for the opportunity to be part of the group. It totally changed my coaching and coaching supervision mindset. For my own development, this program enables me to have strong sense from different angels (full spectrum model, magic box, co-create the session etc).”
“If you are ready to be all in, this is the ONLY supervision training program for you. Be prepared to be amazed!”
From Sams Blog
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