Coaching Supervision Community of Practice

**Please note the change in time from our normal meetings – 7 - 8:30 PM Thursday 21st July**

Coaching Supervision is a collaborative learning practice to continually build the capacity of the coach through reflective dialogue for the benefit of both coaches and clients.

In this upcoming event, we will explore in an interactive dialogue with Group supervision:

1. What is Group Supervision? How is that different from 1:1 Supervision? How does it benefit the coaches?

2. Competency of a Supervisor holding a group

3. Experience of Group Supervision

We look forward to having you in this upcoming session with our guest speaker Felicia Lauw.

Felicia is passionate about thriving human connectivity in the world we live in. She is the Global Voice for Diversity and Inclusion for the Association of Coaching Supervisors (www.associationofcoachingsupervisors.com), a volunteer at the EMCC Supervision for Centre for Excellence and a winner of the EMCC Global Supervision award in 2020. Since 2016, she has been advocating for supervision support for coaches in their practice, development and well-being. She works in English and Chinese fluently. A seasoned supervisor and coach educator, executive team coach and facilitator with over 30 years in business and organisation transformation change. Felicia has built and led large consulting teams in Asia and China amidst a rapidly developing context in her corporate roles.

Generative learning keeps Felicia alive and attends to nurturing a thriving and sustainable learning environment for all. In 2009, together with International Coach Academy, Felicia pioneered the first virtual ACTP Chinese Coach training program, and the program has since trained hundreds of professional Chinese coaches. In 2015, Felicia joined Coaching Supervision Academy as their first Asian faculty, and in 2023, she will be launching CSA's first virtual Bilingual (English-Chinese) Diploma Program.

Felicia is from Singapore, and watercolour painting is part of her reflective practice.

This Community of Practice will be hosted by Amine Delage, co-lead of Coaching Supervision COP.