Coach Supervision is different from mentor-coaching.
Mentor coaching focuses on the development of the coaching skills, mainly in the context of a professional coach persuing a next level of certification as coach. Coaching Supervision offers the coach a broader opportunity for support and development. In supervision, the coach discusses periodically work experiences with the supervisor. They both engage in a collaborative learning and reflective dialogue, benefiting both the coach and his clients.
Examples of topics addressed in coach supervision:
Emotional triggers while working with clients
Working with a client that is stuck
Empowerment and validation for work done
Exploring relational issues with a specific client