WELCOME TO ALISON HODGE
Alison Hodge is a coaching supervisor who works with executive coaches around the world. Her clients include coaches who work internally or externally to organisations, and her work involves both individual and group supervision.
‘My starting point is a very strong belief that my client has the potential to grow and flourish. I aim to create the container that provides my client with a safe space to be doubtful, hesitant, confused or stuck, and together we can explore what may be getting in the way.’
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The latest posts on Alison's blog
22nd July 2024
Starting in February 2025, in collaboration with CSA, my colleague Dorothy Atcheson and I will be offering an online team coaching supervision workshop for practitioners who have an established supervision practice. If you are already practising as a team coaching supervisor, with or without formal training in team coaching, these […]
4th October 2023
The last time I posted this reading list, we were in the midst of the Covid crisis. I think it’s fair to say that a lot has changed for so many of us since then. While Covid gave many people more time for reading, it also gave time to write, […]
8th April 2021
I led a workshop in March as part of the EMCC Global Dialogue series for team coaches, trainers and supervisors. We explored the issue of keeping fit for purpose, and the role of group supervision. How do we keep fit for purpose is a good question to ask at any […]
Alison's clients talk about supervision
Monica Cable shares an experience of supervision which had a powerful effect on her work
Julia Henderson talks about the value of different types of supervision
Angela Jopling talks about how supervision has helped shaped her practice
Sushil Jhangiani talks about the power of supervision to see your work, or yourself, differently
Liz Ford talks about growing in confidence through the work of supervision
Kathryn Downing talks about how supervision is a place to process, explore and care for yourself
