Every coach brings three things to supervision: a client, a question, and themselves. The third is often where the answer is.Schemas in Coaching Supervision brings the schema model, developed by Jeffrey Young and widely used in schema therapy, into coaching supervision. It gives supervisors a clear, shared language for the patterns that keep coaching stuck: in the client, in the coach, and in the supervisor.Why does one coach keep rescuing clients? Why does another go quiet...

As coaching continues to grow in popularity, supervision and mentor coaching have become the disciplines that protect quality, deepen mastery and sustain coaches. Becoming a Coaching Supervisor and Coach Mentor is a practical, evidence-informed guide to the ICF Supervision and Mentor Coach Competencies, translating standards into clear behaviours, reflective questions and session-ready processes.The book explores contracting, formative appraisal, ethics, difference and bou...