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EMCC Asia Pacific: Creative Approaches - Celebrating spring and welcoming Tiger

This will be an interactive, creative session! Do join in with us and experience the power of creative supervision.

We understand ‘supervision’ to be a reflective process, considering aspects of our professional work, or ourselves as practitioners. Insights may be gained that enhance our practice.

Today we will engage with a couple of creative processes. Bring along an open mind and a willingness to ‘have a go’. The rest will unfold. We look forward to meeting you.

To make the most of this experiential, creative session, please bring along a creative kit of your own: 

·       Quiet, private space

·       Your imagination

·       Selection of paper or card in different colours, sizes and maybe even textures

·       Selection of crayons, pencils and pens

·       Plasticine (or clay, playdoh etc)

·     Pen/pencil and writing paper or journal

Jo Birch has been working with creative approaches in supervision for over two decades after training with pioneering psychotherapist, Liesl Silverstone, and becoming one of her elite training team. In addition to her busy practice as a coach, supervisor and psychotherapist, Jo also trains coaches around the world to become Coaching Supervisors. This exciting, multicultural, advanced learning environment is the perfect ground in which to continue her own growth as a living-learning human being.

You can read Jo’s Chapter on Creative Approaches in her new publication: Coaching Supervision Groups: Resourcing Practitioners. Available on Routledge. Enter FLR40 at Checkout for a special saving!

Jo’s also co-edited Coaching Supervision: Advancing Practice, Changing Landscapes (2019) and has contributed numerous journal articles.

 

Shirley Smith introduced creative approaches into her work as a Global HR leader many, many years ago within manufacturing and industrial environments. As a Coaching Supervisor, Shirley encourages exploration and experimentation to develop deeper awareness in herself, and in the practitioners with whom she works. Usually based in Vienna, Shirley maintains strong links with her Scottish homeland and specialises in working with people from multiple cultures.

Shirley is a regular presenter with Jo at the EMCC Global Providers Summit; the International Coaching Supervision Conference and is a Supervisor on the EMCC accredited Certificate in Coaching Supervision & Advanced Certificate in Group Supervision

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