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ABOUT THE CLASS
The Individual Coaching Supervision Master Class
is the most important class you will take in your training to
be a coach.
Anne Durand, MCC, who developed and teaches this course, is
a master coach, the highest credential the International Coach
Federation grants. She currently serves on the Application Review
Committee of the International Coach Federation and reviews
applications from coaches for the ICF certification.
Anne brings this incredible professional experience, talent,
and skill to her MentorCoach students in her Supervision classes
where she works one-on-one with each student for six hours during
the course of the class. Her intent focus helps each student
to take giant steps toward their goals to become the best professional,
certified coach possible.
Students who have been supervised by Anne Durand see enormous
improvement in their coaching -- even if they have been coaching
for years.
The class:
This advanced class gives you the opportunity to study a number
of sensitive and important coaching issues that you will surely
encounter at one time or another as you coach, and it will enhance
and polish the skills you need to have to meet these challenges.
You will have a class on each of the following topics:
Ruptures and terminations with coaching clients and what to
do if you're faced with the issue of rupture and termination.
Ethics guidelines for dealing with terminations
Advanced agenda skills
Inner Critic
Advanced Metaphor and Meta-view
Level 4 listening
Core competencies
discussion of two assigned books:
Intuition: Its Powers and Perils by David G. Myers
The Balance Within: The Science Connecting Health and Emotions
by Esther M. Sternberg MD
Everything you ever wanted to know about the written and
oral examinations for certification and haven't had the answer.
You will receive information such as what is on the specific
rating sheet that will be used during the oral exam. Many students
say that this final class on written and oral certification
examinations is itself worth the price of tuition
Nuts and bolts about the Supervision course:
The class meets as a group only two Wednesdays a month for
12 group sessions.
It is a 90-minute class -- 6:30 - 8:00pm ET (New York Time).
You will also meet with your instructor for 6 hours of direct
supervision.
In addition to the regular tuition of $595, you will also
pay an hourly fee to Anne, your trainer, for the 6 hours of
direct one-on-one supervision that you and she will schedule
together.
Supervision is required for certification.
Please register now. This required class can fill up very
quickly.
What is required for this class?
You must have taken both the Foundations Class and the Intensive
Individual Coaching Skills MasterClass
When the class starts, you need to have at least 1 client
who has given you permission for you to tape some of your sessions.
When should I take this class?
If you have taken Intensive Individual Coaching Skills, you
may take this course
That's a good time to build on the skills you have learned.
Some students prefer to wait until closer to the time for
their final certification exam. Supervision does an excellent
job of preparing you for your oral and written examinations.
Keep in mind that you must have finished the group classes and
all six hours of supervision before you can apply
for certification.
During the group class, you will receive information on how
to record client sessions for your supervision sessions with
Anne.
To hear more about Supervision, listen to a recent Question
and Answer Call about the course: Stream
or Download
Anne Durand's classes and attention to her students contribute
to what sets MentorCoach apart as a premier coach-training
school.
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Anne
Durand is an executive coach who specializes in life and business
issues for executives working in corporate, non-profit, academic
and small business spheres. Anne launched her private coaching
career after 20 years as an executive for one of the world's
major financial institutions where she worked directly for the
CEO, coaching him and his staff through a delicate corporate
cultural change. In addition, in 1985 she opened a gallery selling
contemporary American glass art which has been featured in national
magazines and the Washington Post, and filmed for the Travel
Channel. She sold the gallery in 1999 and now exclusively focuses
on her work coaching executives. 