From 1 January 2027, ICF supervision hours must be with a supervisor who holds the ICF Coaching Supervisor Specialization or an equivalent accreditation. If you supervise coaches, or plan to, now is the time to get credentialed. You can also go deeper: learn to see the patterns running quietly under every session, in the client, the coach and the supervisor.
In the recorded open house, Daniela Aneva, MCC, explains what schemas are and how they show up in supervision. She shares the three questions she asks in every case and walks through both supervision routes.
Start here: The Mastery of Coaching Supervision (41 hours)
Builds toward the ICF Coaching Supervisor Specialization. Learn the supervision competencies, practise them and get credentialed. Next cohort starts 28 January 2027.
Go deeper: Schemas in Coaching Supervision (60 hours)
ICF-accredited at the Advanced Accreditation in Coaching Supervision (AACS) level. For experienced coaches (ACTC, PCC or MCC, or 500+ coaching hours) who want to offer accredited supervision with a model of their own. There are four learning streams: reflective and ethical foundations, the schema-aware supervisor, systemic and relational practice, and integration and launch.
Starts Monday 11 January 2027, Mondays 11:00 AM–2:00 PM ET. Early bird $4,900 until 14 December, then $5,400 or 6 payments of $950. Joining from Europe or the UK? You can pay in euros.
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