Coaching Supervision Community of Practice

**Please note the change in time from our normal meetings – 5 - 6:30 pm Wednesday 17th August**

What's digital image-making got to do with Supervision?

In this intriguing experiential workshop, we explore the relationship between photography and supervision. We will play with mindful image-making and consider how this might aid the development of our acuity – the keenness of our senses – and how this could enhance our learning process as Supervisors and Supervisees.

Please bring your camera phone or another method of making digital images (photos). You do not need to be a 'photographer'! Images can be out-of-focus, chopped off, far away, close-up, recognisable, or not…. every image is going to be perfect for this workshop.

You will not have to share your images unless you choose to do so. We'll be focussing on process, and your creative and artistic ability will remain a personal journey.

About Jo Birch

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Jo brings people together in global learning communities. She leads an international team providing ground-breaking training for coaches to become supervisors, and to continue developing as leaders in the profession.

An accredited Coaching Supervisor, Jo is actively engaged in professional discourse within the coaching community and professional organisations: previously Chair of BACP Coaching; Board member of Association of Coaching Supervisors (AOCS); and European Association of Supervision and Coaching (EASC).

Jo writes regularly for journals and is Editor of Coaching Supervision Groups: Resourcing Practitioners, a foundational text on coaching supervision; and Co-editor of EMCC Mastery Series publication Coaching Supervision: Advancing Practice, Changing Landscapes. She was previously series editor of Thinking Global in Coaching Today.

Living in Edinburgh, Jo loves adventures and active play with her grandchildren, finding stillness in kayaking the Scottish coast, mindful photography and resting in the early evening sunshine.