Liz Stewart, EMCC, is a coaching supervisor with over thirty years of professional experience spanning organizational leadership, somatic practice, and group-based supervision. Her career began at IBM, where she developed a strong foundation in leadership and systems thinking. She brings together over three decades of body-centered practice, extensive engagement with psychoanalytic thinking, and long-standing experience in group dynamics and supervision. Liz trained in coaching supervision through Oxford Brookes University. She studied and practiced within group models, including Matrixworks®, TraumaDynamics®, and Modern Group Psychoanalytic approaches (CGS and AGPA).
Liz bridges self, relationship, and system with a somatic awareness. She integrates attachment theory and nervous system awareness with body–mind process and group dynamics, drawing from modern psychoanalysis and trauma-informed perspectives.
Her work supports coaches in attending to what unfolds beneath the surface, helping them slow down, listen through the body, and find coherence in the relational field.
Certifications:
- Advanced Training in Coaching Supervision, Oxford Brookes University
- Diploma in Group & Team Supervision (in progress), Centre for Supervision & Team Development (UK)
- DARe, Dynamic Attachment Repatterning experience
- Board Certified Structural Integrator & Advanced Rolfer®, Dr. Ida Rolf Institute
- European Mentoring and Coaching Council (EMCC)
- Association for Coaching (AC)
- Institute of Coaching (IOC)
- Dr. Ida Rolf Institute (DIRI)
- Psychophysiologic Disorders Association (PPDA)
- International Association of Structural Integrators (IASI)
- American Group Psychotherapy Association (AGPA)
- Matrixworks Group Dynamics
- TraumaDynamics Institute for Group
- Foundational Training in Structural Integration, Guild for Structural Integration
