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Someone to watch over me

How many coaches have supervisors, and of those that do, are they truly benefiting from it? Alan Ward argues that supervision, done properly, is in the best interests of the coach and the coachee.
 

Many coaches do not discuss their coaching interventions regularly with an experienced and competent third party. Some are reluctant to justify themselves and their actions, while others don’t see the need or are simply unwilling to incur the expense.

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