For Coaches and Coaching Psychologists
- Supervisor Overview
- What is Supervision?
- Can Supervision support my work?
Supervisior Overview:
Siobhain is a busy supervisor and enjoys supporting the work of coaches and psychologists working as independent practitioners or within organisational settings. She works with coaches who are newer to the field as well as more experienced practitioners in either a 1:1 or group setting.
Siobhain is a chartered psychologist, chartered coaching psychologist and an accredited fellow of the International Society for Coaching Psychology (ISCP). She is an ISCP Accredited Supervisor and listed on the British Psychological Society (BPS) Register of Applied Psychology Practice Supervisors (RAPPS). Her roles also include being a BPS Assessor in Coaching Psychology Chartership and an ISCP Accreditation Assessor.
She is also a certified principal business psychologist of the Association for Business Psychology (ABP), a fellow of the International Stress Management Association UK (ISMA), an associate fellow of the BPS, a member of the Association for Coaching (AC) and an honorary member of the Institute of Health Promotion and Education (IHPE).
What is Supervision?
There are varying approaches to supervision practice, if you are currently working as a coach or coaching psychologist you may have decided that it is timely to seek a professional supervisor to support your work. Please do get in touch to discuss your individual needs.
Can Supervision support my work?
There are a range of potential advantages of supervision including Professional support, Learning, developmental and reflective opportunities, Working with issues such as context, challenge, complexity and conflict, and Focusing on professional development and wellbeing.
