03/11/2026
The thing I love most about group supervision is the moment someone tentatively shares a challenge, and you watch the rest of the room quietly agree. A smile, a nod and an understanding or acknowledgement of "oh, it's not just me" or "I've been there too..."
That can't really happen on your own.
Something quite powerful happens when what you've been sitting with gets named out loud and others recognise themselves in it. It normalises. It connects and it frees people up to think more clearly.
If you're a coach, who is supporting and holding you in your practice?