Mentoring & Supervision

ICF Mentor Coaching

What it is and why it matters

Mentor Coaching is a collaborative learning process in which the coach receives structured, targeted feedback on observed sessions (live or recorded) to develop skills aligned with the ICF Core Competencies.
It is a key tool to grow as a professional, strengthen your identity, and best prepare for ICF Credentials.

Identify your strengths and improvement areas
Strengthen your skills according to ICF standards
Let your authentic coaching style emerge and evolve
Approach credentialing with more confidence and clarity

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Mentoring

Experience, guidance, and inspiration for your growth as a coach

Mentoring is a learning space where you can engage with an experienced coach to consolidate your skills, receive focused feedback, and overcome challenges in your professional path.
An opportunity to grow with awareness, authenticity, and vision.

Deepen your understanding of key coaching competencies
Receive constructive, development-focused feedback
Strengthen your identity and confidence in your coaching role

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Supervision

A reflective space to evolve your practice

Supervision is a structured reflective space focused on the Coach’s “self,” offering deeper insight into what’s happening in the coaching relationship.
By discussing cases, dynamics, and boundaries, you can refine your presence, strengthen ethical awareness, and evolve your way of being a coach.

Reflect on complex situations with external perspective
Maintain integrity and effectiveness in your practice
Develop a broader view of your role and impact

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Emanuela Mazza, MCC Coach and Trainer, Lecturer in Communication Skills in Medicine at the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart.

About me

My books

Destination Yourself

“I have decided to invite you on a journey where the destination is not to earn more money, to be richer, to improve your career or business, to be more effective in this or that activity or happier, but to become yourself, who you really are and want to be, the extraordinary person you are meant to be. Convinced that this can bring you everything else!”

The doctor-patient relationship

Emanuela Mazza, Professor of Communication Skills in Medicine at the Catholic University of the Sacred Heart and former patient, addresses physicians, nurses and all health professionals, reminding them that doctor-patient communication is not an optional side dish of the health professions, but rather a central ingredient of the therapeutic pathway.

When it wakes you up

An autobiographical account that traces the story of the sudden and fulminating illness that led Emanuela Mazza from liver transplant, to coma, to recovery and “restart.” A journey that beyond the physical aspects represents a total revolution for Emanuela. A journey that involves all emotional spheres.

Coaching & Training:
where to apply them?

Coaching & Coaching Skills for People

Personalized paths to develop skills, overcome blocks, and reach your full potential.

Who is it for?

Managers and professionals
Students and recent graduates
Anyone looking to improve their personal and professional life

Coaching & Coaching Skills for Companies

Tools and strategies to improve leadership, innovation, and team management.

Key benefits:

Boosting organizational skills
Effective leadership
Innovation and strategic problem solving

Coaching & Coaching Skills for Healthcare

A specific approach for the healthcare sector, improving communication, patient management, and staff well-being.

Focus areas:

Healthcare staff empowerment
Optimization of doctor-patient communication
Well-being and reduction of work-related stress

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Stories of experiences

Customer Portfolio

Roberto Crupi, Marketing Manager

Alfasigma

The decision to develop this project with Dr. Mazza is to be related to her coaching experience already gained in similar projects with other specialists and also directly with patients. In addition, and I would say above all, a key role in the choice was derived from her personal history as a patient and her directly experienced difficulty in establishing a “true” dialectical relationship with the specialist.

Paolo Minuti, Director

Federfarma Rome

A training course, the one curated for Assifar Servizi by Emanuela Mazza and her team as part of the “Pharmacist Manager” project, was really very interesting. […] Contributed largely to the success of the course was the ability of the speakers to create empathy with the group and their extraordinary preparation and mastery of the subject, with an effective use of interactive and Coaching methods.

Prof. Antonio Lanzone

Sacred Heart Catholic University

I had heard from some influential colleagues in my Faculty of Medicine about Dr. Mazza’s professional gifts on the topic of Physician-Patient Communication. Therefore in the first instance I attended some of her lectures and was convinced of the merits of starting some projects with her.
Experience in the field confirmed to me Dr. Mazza’s gifts of rigor and high professionalism and her ability to build a training

Patrizia Serenella, Medical Sector Manager

Alpha FCM

I had the opportunity to collaborate with Emanuela realizing many educational-scientific projects in the medical field during these 7 years. A true professional of Coaching in medical-patient communication, always highly appreciated in the training events realized.

Gianluca Musso, Founder and CEO

Euro Music Network

Looking back I see a beautiful path in which Emanuela with her work managed to give me the means to find the strength to face it. Looking forward I see a very long road but full of goals to achieve and people to share victories and defeats with. Today I am a focused person, serene and happy with who I am.

Riccardo Severi, Project Manager

Minerva

Special thanks go to Dr. Emanuela Mazza for making a significant contribution, as an International Trainer, to enhancing and strengthening the self-esteem and communication-relational skills of Swaziland’s top female university students involved in the country’s first Campus in Publishing, Information and Human Rights.

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