Event Details
The International Coaching Federation hosts a live online Mentor Coaching Community of Practice session with Carly Anderson and Lerae Gidyk. The event focuses on how professional mentors provide useful feedback to coaches while maintaining a supportive and trustworthy learning relationship. Its specialized audience is important: this is a professional coaching-development webinar, not an introductory personal-life coaching consultation.
Session focus
The published description covers case-based exploration of the ICF Mentor Coaching Competencies. Participants examine practical dilemmas, the difference between encouraging and corrective feedback, and the role of trust and psychological safety. The event considers both individual mentoring and group mentoring, where confidentiality, different experience levels and group dynamics create additional considerations.
What participants can explore
The organizers describe an interactive structure featuring small-group breakout conversations based on anonymized composite cases and whole-group discussion. This format supports examination of different approaches rather than promising a single scripted answer to every mentor-coaching challenge. The four competency domains identified by the organizer provide a specific curriculum foundation.
Who should attend
The event is intended for mentor coaches, coach educators, professional assessors and coaches working on their mentoring skills. The program is designed for experienced coaching practitioners rather than an introductory personal-growth audience. The presenters are named on the official event page.
Schedule and access
The live session takes place Thursday, November 19, 2026, from 11:00 a.m. to noon Eastern Time. The organizer lists free participation for ICF members and $30 admission for non-members. Joining PMN remains free, but does not waive the organizer's admission requirements. The event is online. PMN account registration is free; organizer admission or a separate ticket, payment, membership, or confirmation may still be required.
Session focus
The published description covers case-based exploration of the ICF Mentor Coaching Competencies. Participants examine practical dilemmas, the difference between encouraging and corrective feedback, and the role of trust and psychological safety. The event considers both individual mentoring and group mentoring, where confidentiality, different experience levels and group dynamics create additional considerations.
What participants can explore
The organizers describe an interactive structure featuring small-group breakout conversations based on anonymized composite cases and whole-group discussion. This format supports examination of different approaches rather than promising a single scripted answer to every mentor-coaching challenge. The four competency domains identified by the organizer provide a specific curriculum foundation.
Who should attend
The event is intended for mentor coaches, coach educators, professional assessors and coaches working on their mentoring skills. The program is designed for experienced coaching practitioners rather than an introductory personal-growth audience. The presenters are named on the official event page.
Schedule and access
The live session takes place Thursday, November 19, 2026, from 11:00 a.m. to noon Eastern Time. The organizer lists free participation for ICF members and $30 admission for non-members. Joining PMN remains free, but does not waive the organizer's admission requirements. The event is online. PMN account registration is free; organizer admission or a separate ticket, payment, membership, or confirmation may still be required.
Category: Business
Format: Live Events
Event Type: Event
Cost: 30.00
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Scheduled Event · Nov 19, 2026 · 11:00
