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Team Coaching Supervision Lab · 2026 Cohort

A year of reflective space
for your team coaching practice.

A 12-month, cohort-based online experience for practising team coaches who want to strengthen their impact, stay ethically grounded, and develop confidence working with complexity. A dedicated supervision space to pause, reflect, and make sense of your work — supported by experienced supervisors and a community of peers.

Your supervision schedule

Four group sessions across 2026. Same Zoom link for every session.
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May
08
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Next session · in 15 days

Team Coaching Supervision Lab · Session 2

9:00 – 11:00 BST · 2 hours · Zoom
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Ahead of Session 2

A personal note from your supervisors

Dear all, Thank you for bringing yourselves so fully into our first session together. What began as a simple question about AI note-taking became a window into the deeper work of contracting: presence, trust, confidentiality, assumptions, how we arrive, what we edit, and what we're willing to bring into the room. Looking ahead: For our next session, please come with a question or a case from your team coaching practice. It doesn't need to be wrapped up neatly — just what's alive for you. As we discussed, the essential context will emerge in conversation. We'll also need to welcome those who weren't with us this time and rebuild the container together. You experienced first-hand how the arrival of new voices changes the dynamic — hold that awareness gently as we come back together. Warmly, Lise & Craig
Jul
10
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Session 3
Team Coaching Supervision Lab · Session 3
9:00 – 11:00 BST · 2 hours · Zoom
Oct
09
Fri
Session 4
Team Coaching Supervision Lab · Session 4
9:00 – 11:00 BST · 2 hours · Zoom
Feb
20
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Session 1 · Completed
Team Coaching Supervision Lab · Session 1
9:00 – 11:00 GMT · 2 hours · Zoom
Completed

Team Coaching Supervision Lab · Session 1

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What we explored
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Focus areas
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Looking ahead
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What we explored

We spent the session on contracting — not as a checklist, but as a lived conversation. A question about AI note-taking opened up into a rich dialogue about presence, trust, confidentiality, and the assumptions we carry into our work.

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Focus areas

Questions which came alive during our conversation. We’d invite you to reflect on them in the weeks ahead — not to “prepare answers,” but to notice what stirs:

  • Q1

    What does confidentiality actually mean to you in practice — not as a phrase, but in terms of who sees what, who hears what, and where information travels after a session?

  • Q2

    When you enter a team or a system as a coach, what assumptions or "presets" are already running that you may have simply accepted?

  • Q3

    What do you expect from yourself in this supervision group? And what do you need from others in order to show up fully?

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Looking ahead

For our next session, please come with a question or a case from your team coaching work — something you're curious about, stuck on, or would value other perspectives on. It doesn't need to be polished. The essential context will emerge naturally in conversation.

Meet the supervisors

Experienced team coaching supervisors guiding the 2026 cohort.
Dr. Lise Lewis
Dr. Lise Lewis
Co-Founder, GIFTCS · Director, Bluesky International
Author · Executive & Relational Leadership Coach · Team Coach · Coaching Supervisor · Trainer
Highly experienced coach, mentor, and award-winning supervisor whose work centres on creating reflective spaces where practitioners deepen their awareness and effectiveness. Drawing on her doctoral research in relational leadership and feedback, she helps coaches, mentors, and team coaches strengthen their practice through supervision that balances support, challenge, and growth.
Craig McKenzie
Craig McKenzie
Co-Founder, GIFTCS · Director of Academy, Transcend International
Core Faculty, Clutterbuck Coaching and Mentoring International · Coach · Coach Educator · Supervisor
An international coach, coach educator, supervisor, and organisational leader with extensive experience in developing accredited coaching programmes and advancing team coaching globally. A reflective learner, Craig brings depth and wisdom to supervision, creating a supportive space where coaches can flourish and enhance their practice.
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