The CSA Diploma in Coaching Supervision
UK Programme

Celebrating our 17th Year: 

Continuing the huge success of previous years, 2022 offers another opportunity for coaches, supervisors and leaders to develop their skills and practice by becoming accredited graduates of the CSA Diploma in Coaching Supervision.

This programme centers on creating a lively professional partnership with coaches - one in which they can significantly develop their range and capabilities as a coach and supervisor and return to their work resourced and stimulated. It is highly experiential in its approach while still being supported by teaching, practice and feedback in classic and current supervision theories and models

Programme dates for 2022:

We only have a few spaces available for this year's programme starting in October 2022. The module dates and detailed here, if you are interested in registering a place please contact Edna Murdoch as soon as possible to arrange the next steps.

Modules and webinars for this programme will all be held virtually.

Module 1: 13th and 14th October 2022

Module 2: 16th 17th Feb 2023

Module 3: 15th and 16th June 2023

Module 4: 7th and 8th September 2023

Read the UK17 Programme Brochure

CSA UK17 Delivery team:

Will has been working in the Coaching/Supervision sector since 2009 and accredited with CSA in 2017. He has been a member of our Faculty team as a Tutor and Facilitator. For UK17 he wil be the lead Facilitator on the modules

Lynne Cooper

UK17 Lead on Design and Curriculum

Lynne ahas been coaching leaders and teams for more than 20 years and has been supervising coaches and coaching supervisors since 2009. An accredited Master Executive Coach and CSA Accredited Coach Supervisor since 2010. 

CSA Faculty and Programme Contributors:

Dr Alison Hodge, CSA's Consultant to Faculty and Curriculum, Alison is an EMCC coach at Master Practitioner level and APECS Coaching Supervisor. Her practice is underpinned by the Global Code of Ethices and APECS Ethical Guidelines. Alison completed her Professional Doctorate in 2014 and co-faciltates the furst UK-based EMCC accredited programme in 'Self as Group Supervisor'.

Andra Morosi,  is a seasoned global leadership coach with a proven track record with senior executives and C-Suite leaders and their teams, supervisor of coaches, mentor coach and thinking partner.
Andrew graduated with CSA in 2018 and her drive is “Boosting potential, passion and performance in leaders and teams!”

Antonino Musumeci, Nino is a Master Leadership and Communication IDC and an accredited coach supervisor with CSA. He is the  programme leader for the Swiss and French programmes. Passionate about the importance of establishing relationship and mindful reflective practise for the leaders he coaches and the coaches he supervises.

Claire Breeze, has a particular interest in developing the resilience of challenger leaders. Accrediting with CSA in 2014 and with a masters degree in 'Change Agent Skills and Strategies'.
Claire is a qualified therapist and stress management consultant with extensive experience of executive coaching group work and action learning.

Dorothy Atcheson, is specially trained in systems - working with organisations, teams and groups of all kinds - and takes a ‘systems inspired’ approach to all of her coaching, facilitation and supervision. Accredited with CSA in 2013, Dorothy enjoys reflecting with those immersed in complex organisational settings or exploring the intricacies of group dynamics.

Dr Doug Montgomery, accredited with CSA in 2016 with a passion for supporting the growth and development of others.
Doug brings his skill with learning partnerships in which ‘safe-spaces’ are co-created to bring Coach Supervision to experienced executive and internal coaches as well as Leadership Reflection for middle and senior leaders

Jackie holder is an executive and leadership coach, coach supervisor, coach trainer, action learning set facilitator, intuitive facilitator, writer, published author, interfaith minister and creativity expert. Jackie accredited with CSA in 2012 and regularly contributes to the diploma programmes. Her creative and intuitive approach brings learning and training alive.

Jean-François Thiriet, has been an executive coach, collective intelligence facilitator an expert in generative change for 15 years. Working internationally and fluent in both English and French his innovative facilitation, coaching methodologies and extensive practise experience bring value for his clients. Jean-François graduated with CSA in 2019 and is part of the UK and French faculty teams.

Dr Kathryn Downing specialises in reflective practise in virtual small groups and achieved her doctoral thesis ‘Creating the Container for Reflective Practice in Virtual Coaching Supervision’ this year. She accredited with CSA in 2015 and she has a joyous commitment to lifelong learning and a belief in the value and rewards of regular reflective practise.

Liz Nottingham, with an extensive background in HR and leadership development.
Liz accredited CSA in 2017 and has been a regular contributor in tutor on the CSA diploma programme. She works with individuals, teams and leaders to actively support them with change at this time of great shift and uncertainty.

Monica Ross is an ICF accredited coach and accredited supervisor with CSA. Trained in transactional analysis with a particular emphasis on working with leaders in organisations and with groups. She is a trained energy therapist and passionate about standards and ethics in coaching and supervision

Programme Costs:

Once confirmed that you wish to join the programme, an invoice will be issued for the deposit payment of £900 GBP*. Payment of this invoice will secure your place.

The remaining balance (£4,350 GBP*) is required before the programme commences. An invoice will be raised  for the balance. We can offer a scheduled payment at no extra cost if that is helpful, please contact Michael Smith for details. Full payment of the course fees will be required before the first module starts.

There is an additional cost of £1200 GBP* for your required supervision sessions which form part of the programme. However, most students are easily able to cover this element by charging for the supervision they provide over the 12-month programme. You will need to have five supervisees and although your rates for this may be reduced when compared to full commercial rates, we find that all parties readily accept the principle of Fair exchange.