Coach Development
Relationship with self is important as a coach, it underpins our coaching presence and enables use of 'self as instrument' in support of our clients. Relationship capacity for building trust with both high support with challenge is critical to enable transformational coaching with our clients. Seeing the interconnections of relationships in the client system creates multiple lens and opens up new possibilities for working with the client and their presenting topic.
In supervision, we put your relationship with your coaching client at the heart of the work. Who you are, and how you show up with your clients creates a helpful wide-angled lens. I work with coaches who are curious about the relationships they form with clients and the systems of which they become a part. See more of what is going on and create more possibilities for how you can support your clients.
A personal update...
With the ICF 2026 announcement to the change of Mentor Coaching, I have decided to withdraw this from my offer. I will always be looking to anchor supervision in the framework of competence.
Supervision
The One-to-One Relationship
Beneficial for coaches who like the depth, focus and safety that comes from a continual one-to-one relationship to support their ongoing development. After a Taster First Session, coaches are requested to commit to a minimum 6-12 month supervisory relationship.
This investment is worthwhile for coaches who want to give themselves and their practice a high degree of attention and support.
The focus is defined by the needs of the coach & the observations of the supervisor. It includes the following qualities [Inskipp and Proctor (2001)]
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Restorative - the being of the coach; energy; resourcing oneself; practice of coaching within your life and mix of work
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Formative - competency, skills, approaches, perspectives and skill in application
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Normative - safe and ethical standards; working within competency; boundaries and quality
The frequency of sessions is determined by the coach, and within the context of the frequency of their coaching practice.
All sessions are held online using ZOOM, unless by request for local, in person Move Together with Nature supervision in Poole.
£150/hr
Supervision is not yet an ICF requirement. However, ICF Credential-holders may submit up to 10 hours of Coaching supervision as Core Competency Continuing Coach Education (CCE) units toward their credential renewal.
For more details on how the ICF views supervision, please visit the ICF website
Felicity has been developing her coach supervisory approach for over 15 years, she holds the Diploma in Supervision: A Relational Change Process, 2022-2023.
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The UnFurling
Deepen your presence and practice, together with Nature
A Year of Reflection, Connection and Growth.
Walk. Deepen. Belong.
An intentionally small, seasonal circle for coaches, therapists, consultants and trainers who want to deepen their presence and practice together with Nature.
For those who want to go beyond supervision.
To be in person together, to root their presence and practice in their values, and who know that for them to hold a deep and meaningful space for others, they need a deeper container than online individual supervision.
Felicity and Ashley Crocker designed this with you in mind.
From the Landscape of Move Together with Nature
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First year cohort: Sept 2026 - June 2027
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5 Thursday sessions: 24 September; 26 November; 4 February; 15 April; 10 June.
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Time: 10.00 - 15.00
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Indoor/Outdoor Locations: Wareham and Dorset locations
Reach out to Felicity for full details.
Space to feel expansive again, in Dorset's wild corners.
Move Together with Nature helps the people who support others return to their work feeling clear, connected and present.
“During these sessions, I have learnt more about myself and my style than I believe I ever would have and I have really benefitted from the focus on my development as a Coach. I wholeheartedly recommend Felicity.”
Mia Tse, Coach