IAOTRC SUPERVISION WITH AMY HUGGINS

Bring the questions, cases, and decisions that leave you unsure what you’re seeing or what to do next.

Together, we examine what is happening in the client, the coach, the relationship, the container, the wider context, and the practice. Develop the discernment to identify what needs attention and respond with greater clarity, care, and ethical precision.

Amy Huggins, trauma recovery coach and supervision consultant

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A SIX LENS FRAMEWORK

Before you decide what's happening,
look at what else is shaping it

Coaching questions rarely have a single source.  What is happening may be shaped by the client, the coach, the relationship, the agreements and boundaries holding the work, the systems surrounding it, or the intervention itself.  These six lenses help us locate what needs attention before deciding how to respond.

LENS 1

In the Client

State, capacity, protective patterns, needs, meaning, and readiness.

LENS 2

In the Coach

Your responses, assumptions, activation, uncertainty, and access to discernment.

LENS 3

In the Relationship

Trust, power, rupture, projection, communication, and what is happening between you.

LENS 4

In the Container

Agreements, boundaries, scope, pacing, expectations, and conditions for the work.

LENS 5

In the Wider Context

Identity, culture, systems, material conditions, history, access, and power.

LENS 6

In the Practice

Ethics, professional judgment, sustainability, business decisions, and development.