What Is Coach Supervision?
Learn what coach supervision is, why coaches engage in supervision, and how individual and group supervision support reflective practice, ethics, wellbeing and professional growth.
Coach Supervision for Coaches in Canberra and Across Australia
I’m Brendon Le Lievre, an ICF PCC and accredited coach supervisor based in Canberra. I provide individual and group coach supervision face to face in Canberra and virtually throughout Australia. I work with ACC, PCC and experienced executive coaches seeking a reflective space to deepen their practice.
Develop greater awareness of your coaching approach, assumptions, patterns, and impact.
Explore ethical dilemmas, boundaries, contracting, and challenging coaching situations.
Strengthen your skills, presence, and effectiveness through structured reflection and feedback.
Create space to process difficult work, celebrate success, and maintain wellbeing as a coach.
Hi, I’m Brendon, and I’m passionate about supporting coaches in deepening their practice and navigating the complexities that arise in coaching and facilitation work. I believe in the power of reflection to enhance personal and professional growth, and my role as a coach supervisor is to provide a safe, thoughtful space for you to explore your challenges and successes.

I’ve had the privilege of working with many coaches, from those just starting out to seasoned professionals, and I’ve seen firsthand how valuable supervision can be in unlocking new insights, improving ethical competence, and gaining clarity on how to handle difficult coaching situations. My approach is grounded in a genuine desire to help you develop your practice, hone your skills, and gain the confidence to respond to challenges with greater ease.

I completed the Diploma in Coaching Supervision from the Coaching Supervision Academy, which deepened my understanding of the supervision process and helped me develop a more nuanced approach to supporting other coaches. My own coaching journey has been shaped by working with my supervisor, and I saw the profound impact it had on my growth. This experience inspired me to pursue coaching supervision and to offer the same kind of support to others.

I am an ICF PCC credentialed coach and a member of the Australasian Community for Coaching Supervision (ACCS). Through the ACCS, I connect with other coaching supervision practitioners, stay up to date on industry developments, and contribute to the growth of our professional community.
When I’m not engaged in coaching or supervision, I enjoy spending time with my family, playing baseball, performing improvised theatre or watching AFL.
I’m also the author of The APS Recruitment Game and founder of Hare Consulting, where I work with leaders, teams and professionals across Australia and the world.
Confidential one-to-one coach supervision for professional coaches seeking deeper reflection, ethical support, and ongoing development.
Join facilitated group coach supervision sessions designed to deepen reflection, broaden perspective, and support your professional growth.
Structured mentoring to support ICF ACC and PCC credential applications, recorded coaching reviews, and competency development.
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Whether you’re exploring supervision for the first time, looking for a new supervisor, or seeking support with an ICF credential, I’d welcome a conversation. Book a complimentary chat to discuss your goals and determine whether we’re a good fit to work together.
