Supervision Center
Hudson’s Supervision Center is led by a team of master coaches who have engaged extensively in their own supervision as well as completed a year-long supervision course through Ashridge University Advanced Coaching and Organizational Development Supervision Programme and the Coaching Supervision Academy UK, Asia Pacific, and Americas.
Contact UsSupervision & the Developmental Journey
As a Hudson Institute Coach, you quickly learn that the developmental journey of a coach is ever evolving and the depth of capacity is in large measure related to the coach’s commitment to their ongoing development. Coaching supervision provides you an opportunity to deepen your capacity to work effectively in your coaching engagements. The work of the coach is most often done as a solo practitioner, so putting in place the practice of dedicating a regular time and space to come together with a supervisor and fellow coaches inevitably allows you to reflect upon your work, gain new perspectives and insights, and stay on your own development journey.
Our supervision places a focus on the working relationship between coach, client and the key stakeholders in the client organization as well as the dynamics of the coach, supervisor and members of the supervision group. As we attend to the multiple layers of the system at play in any coaching engagement, the coach inevitably uncovers parallels and patterns that are difficult to perceive without the support of supervision.
The dimensions essential in great coaching include theory and skill based competencies, a reliable and agile methodology, a use of self as coach and a holistic and transformational perspective – and together, we continually link back to these key areas of development throughout the supervision experience.
Supervision Programs
Coaching Supervision
Internal Coaching Supervision
“Supervision is an essential part of my on-going development and learning. My Hudson Coach Supervisor is outstanding at managing the process, contributing to everyone's learning and a checking to confirm our edges are being honed. The benefit of learning from the others in the group, and the sharing of ideas and materials throughout the program is very powerful. I can't personally imagine being a learning coach without being in supervision.”
Supervision Center Faculty
Pamela McLean, Ph.D.
CKO
MCC, Executive Coach, Accredited Coach Supervisor, Author
Marlyn Young
MCC
Executive Coach, Accredited Coach Supervisor, Mentor Coach
Joy Leach
MA
Executive Coach, OD & System Thinkers, Accredited Coach Supervisor
Ana Pliopas, Ph.D.
MCC, PhD
Partner, Hudson of Brasil, Executive Coach, Accredited Coach Supervisor, Professor
Toni McLean
Chief Coaching Officer
Accredited Coach Supervisor, Mentor Coach, Executive Coach
Tom Pollack
PCC, JD
Executive & Transition Coach, Accredited Coach Supervisor, Former Attorney
Kathryn M. Downing
PCC, JD, PhD
Accredited Coach Supervisor, Executive Coach, Former Attorney
Sandy Smith
MCC, MA
Executive & Team Coach, Accredited Coach Supervisor, Former C-Suite Executive
Penny Handscomb
PCC
Executive Coach, VC Partner, Emerging Markets, Human Capital Advisor, Accredited Coach Supervisor
Seth Levenson
PCC, MBA
Accredited Coach Supervisor, Strategy Consultant, Executive & Team Coach
Lori Siegworth
Professional Certified Coach VP, Corporate Practice, MSOD
Executive & Team Coach, Accredited Coach Supervisor, Former SVP, Strategy