CoachSupervision

Some professional conversations go deeper than feedback. Deeper than advice. They reach the level where your assumptions live — where habits of thought, relational patterns, embodied behavior and blind spots quietly shape what you do.

That is what supervision is for.

What supervision offers

You bring the cases, dilemmas, and professional questions that matter most. Together we examine what you did, how you thought, what you felt — and what may be shaping your choices beneath the surface.

What you take away is greater clarity, more deliberate choice, and the self-knowledge that makes you a more capable and grounded coach.

• A structured reflective space for patterns, mindsets, and relational dynamics
• Honest examination of your client system — and your own role within it
• Room to experiment with new approaches: models, tools, intuition, imagination
• Development that transforms your practice from within

My approach

Brain-Based, Heart-Led. My supervision is scientifically grounded, with a specialist lens on applied neuroscience — helping coaches understand the neurological underpinning of their own responses and those of their clients. Not neuroscience as metaphor. As a practical tool for self-awareness, regulation, and growth.

Who I work with

Individual and group supervision — including peer group formats — for:

• External and internal coaches
• HR and L&D advisers and professionals (mentors, coaches, therapists etc)
• Entrepreneurial leaders and professionals (aligning their business and practice)
• Neuroplasticians at the npnHub for their (re)credentialing and learning
• Students in supervision as part of educational human centered programs

As a registered supervisor (LVSC, since 2002), my sessions carry permanent education points for (re)certification with EMCC, ICF, LVSC/ANSE, SKJ, and other professional bodies.

The Book Supervision for Coaches

Supervision for Coaches: A Quality Assurance for Coaching — co-authored with Louis van Kessel, published by SWP Publishing, Amsterdam (July 2026) — is a comprehensive handbook on coaching supervision: its foundations, ethical challenges, competency frameworks, models of practice, and the role of professional associations. Academically grounded. Written to be applied.

🔗 SWP Publishing — purchase details to follow shortly on SWP website.

A earlier version of this book is available in Dutch language (2025) at Kloosterhof.

• LVSC certified supervisor since 2002). LVSC is a member of the European ANSE. Credential Identifier: ID S11329H since 2003 and re-registrations in 2008, 2013, 2018 and 2023.
• Member of the Global Supervisor’s Network (GSN) since 2019. This network includes certified coach supervisors from all over the world such as India, US, Canada, Brazil, Mexico, Australia, New Zealand, South Afrika, Kenia, China, Hong Kong, South Korea, Vietnam, Oman, and Turkey, and also European countries: Spain, Poland, Portugal, France, Finland, Hungary, Germany, Netherlands, Belgium, Ireland, Italy, Zwitserland, and the UK.
• From 2016 – 2022 facilitator at the international platform for professional coaches of World Business & Executive Coaching (WBECS / Coaching.com) Rewarded as one of the 10 most successful facilitators of groups of coaches; facilitating sessions about applied neuroscience for coaches.
• Program leader for a pilot group supervision, named NPARS (nov 2025-nov 2026) for neuroplasticians with the npnHub
• Independent author / researcher on coach supervision and applied neuroscience: see my publications-page here or at Researchgate