In conversations about coaching supervision, ethics is often treated as a corrective mechanism: something we attend to when a boundary has been crossed, a dilemma emerges, or a complaint arises. Interviewed by Jeremy Lewis for The Coaching Supervision Casebook Podcast, Beth Clare McManus offers a different perspective. Her reflections on values incongruence suggest that ethical practice begins much earlier, with the capacity to notice.

Many coaches know supervision matters—but far fewer truly understand what it looks like in practice.

That's why I wrote and edited The Coaching Supervision Casebook, published by Routledge. The book's mission is simple: to make coaching supervision practical, accessible, and far less intimidating, so more coaches can confidently engage with it.

To accompany the book’s publication, I'm launching The Coaching Supervision Casebook Podcast. In each episode, I'll be joined by one of the contributing authors to explore a real case study and bring the NEEDS Framework to life.

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