2. Beth Clare McManus

Hey! I'd love to hear your thoughts, send me a voice note. In conversations about coaching supervision, ethics is often treated as a corrective mechanism: something we attend to when a boundary has been crossed, a dilemma emerges, or a complaint arises. Interviewed by Jeremy Lewis for T*he Coaching Supervision Casebook Podcast*, Beth Clare McManus offers a different perspective. Her reflections on values incongruence suggest that ethical practice begins much earlier, with the capacity to *notice*.