Event Details
The International Coaching Federation offers a live online coaching-supervision session with Leanne Lowish on responding to strong feelings in coaching and leadership contexts. The event focuses on the practitioner's ability to remain present when conversations involve uncertainty, conflict, frustration or complex personal situations. It is positioned as professional development for people who use coaching practices, not as a substitute for individual therapy.
Session focus
The organizer's stated learning themes include awareness of one's internal response to strong emotion, practical embodied approaches to regulation and the role of grounded presence in facilitating reflection. The webinar also discusses parallel process, supervision, relational attention and ethical awareness. These topics are part of a defined professional-learning program rather than general inspirational statements.
What participants can explore
Participants are invited into guided reflection, embodied exercises, paired conversations and group dialogue. That interactive design gives attendees opportunities to examine how their own responses may affect a coaching or supervisory relationship. The goal described by ICF is professional reflection and practical development, without promising automatic improvements in workplace outcomes.
Who should attend
The published intended audience includes coaching supervisors, practicing coaches, educators, mentor coaches, HR and organizational leaders. The session is a professional-learning program, not a general clinical service. Leanne Lowish is the identified presenter.
Schedule and access
The event is scheduled for November 12, 2026, 1:00–2:30 p.m. Eastern Time. ICF lists free participation for members and $45 for non-members. A PMN account is free, but membership pricing and organizer registration are separate matters. 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 organizer's stated learning themes include awareness of one's internal response to strong emotion, practical embodied approaches to regulation and the role of grounded presence in facilitating reflection. The webinar also discusses parallel process, supervision, relational attention and ethical awareness. These topics are part of a defined professional-learning program rather than general inspirational statements.
What participants can explore
Participants are invited into guided reflection, embodied exercises, paired conversations and group dialogue. That interactive design gives attendees opportunities to examine how their own responses may affect a coaching or supervisory relationship. The goal described by ICF is professional reflection and practical development, without promising automatic improvements in workplace outcomes.
Who should attend
The published intended audience includes coaching supervisors, practicing coaches, educators, mentor coaches, HR and organizational leaders. The session is a professional-learning program, not a general clinical service. Leanne Lowish is the identified presenter.
Schedule and access
The event is scheduled for November 12, 2026, 1:00–2:30 p.m. Eastern Time. ICF lists free participation for members and $45 for non-members. A PMN account is free, but membership pricing and organizer registration are separate matters. 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: 45.00
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Scheduled Event · Nov 12, 2026 · 13:00
