An Overview of the Seven-Eyed Model

In this Bitesize Knowledge video, Nick Bolton, founder of ICCS, dives into one of the most enduring models in coaching supervision: the Seven-Eyed Model by Peter Hawkins and Robert Michaud. 👀✨ 🧭 What is the Seven-Eyed Model? This foundational framework offers supervisors a "map" to navigate the many dimensions of supervision, focusing on seven (and a sneaky eighth!) key lenses to examine the coaching relationship. Nick breaks it down in an easy-to-understand way, turning complexity into clarity! 🔑 Key Highlights: 1️⃣ The seven (plus one!) eyes, from exploring the client to the systemic lens. 2️⃣ Why this is not a linear model but a dynamic, situational approach. 3️⃣ The importance of self-awareness and recognising your lens preferences as a supervisor. 💡 Key Takeaways: Discover how each "eye" contributes to a deeper understanding of coaching supervision. Learn how to use the model to explore the client, the coach, and the broader systems at play. Understand why this model has stood the test of time for over 40 years. 🎯 For Coaches and Supervisors: Whether you’re new to supervision or seeking to sharpen your practice, this video provides a fresh perspective on how to use this invaluable framework to bring more depth and insight into your work. 👉 Watch now to explore how the Seven-Eyed Model transforms coaching supervision and why it remains a cornerstone of reflective practice. 🔗 Find more resources at https://iccs.co Let us know in the comments: Which "eye" resonates most with your practice? 👇