Supervision and Mentoring: Merging the What, How and the Who – Eliana Dutra and Silvina Spiegel

As coaching teachers, when we learn to merge both functions: Mentor and Supervisor, we accelerate the development of the coach-student, supporting self-reflection in all dimensions: self-awareness + mindset + coaching skills. Silvina Spiegel (PCC) and I, Eliana Dutra (first MCC in South America – 2004) have been proving the effectiveness of this approach since 2016 – in the MAGISTERE (ACTP program) – more than 110 coach-students.

  • Participants will learn how to use a new “supervising-mentor” approach to leverage the coach-student’s learning in relation to their coaching skills
  • Participants will have the opportunity to reflect on how this new approach makes it easier for them to notice and overcome their own biases
  • Participants will see a demonstration and then practice the new “supervising-mentor” approach using a tool that features the great monsters that live within all of us and frighten and prevent the coach from doing the best coaching as they know they can do.

Eliana Dutra – First MCC in South America, for the last 20 years, she has worked at her own company as supervising-mentor, trainer and coach for large Brazilian and multinational organizations such as Amnesty International, Petrobras, and L’ Oreal. Frequent speaker and workshop leader, she has spoken to groups of 30 to 2000 people.
Eliana teaches at her own coaching school: MAGISTERE COACH PROGRAM, she developed this program at 2008; (ACTP since 2012). Eliana is also the author of the book: Coaching – O que você precisa saber. (Coaching – What you need to know – Portuguese only) More than 30 videos on youtube

Silvina Spiegel: Multilingual PCC Coach, Supervising -Mentor coach and trainer at the Magistere Coach Program. Developed the Supervising-Mentor training program with Eliana Dutra. Worked as a speaker and trainer for Ford CEM and Impact International. She also works as an independent coach for The Ken Blanchard Companies, InviteChange and BetterUp. She’s currently Vice-President of the Brazilian Chapter (ICF).