Hosted by EMCC UK · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 61 episodes
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On the EMCC UK podcast, coaches, mentors and supervisors share insights, reflect on professional best practice and explore key areas of the industry. Enjoy conversations, tips and case studies about health and wellbeing, neurodiversity, career and internal coaching, coaching supervision, mentoring - and more!EMCC UK is a professional membership body, championing ethical best practice for coaches, mentors and supervisors. Join us for support, connection, resources and professional development opportunities: www.emccuk.org
EMCC UK hosts The EMCC UK Podcast, a education show with 61 episodes published.
Nicci Statham chats to host Beth Clare McManus about how working with an intention of being for ourselves and for others provides an open-hearted foundation for coaching and supervision practice. Nicci speaks about the i
Jo Cleary and Jo Birch chat about the pivotal, yet often overlooked role of the supervisor. They delve into the significance of accreditation for supervisors, exploring how it not only enhances professional credibility b
Mia O’Gorman and Runa Begum chat to host Sandra Wilson about their journeys to becoming accredited coach supervisors. Their experiences shed light on the motivations, challenges, and insights that come with this rewardin
Jo Birch chats to host Sandra Wilson about the critical importance of wellbeing for coaches and supervisors, highlighting that they are the most valuable tools in their practice. They discuss the necessity of self-care a
Helen Jane Campbell chats to host Beth Clare McManus about natural rhythms, finding permission through engaging with the work of others, and bringing in a wide variety of experiences to resource and restore ourselves in
Kate Elliott talks to Beth Clare McManus about the role of internal coaches in creating calm spaces for reflection amidst busy organisational contexts. They explore how we might bring ourselves into the coaching space in
Alicja Nocon talks to host Beth Clare McManus about how she blends coaching and mentoring in her practice, underpinned by her key principles of experiential learning, paying attention to the relationship, and considering
Helen O’Neill chats to host Beth Clare McManus in an open and reflective discussion, exploring Helen's work with a focus on the future of work, and her passion for books. Helen also considers how we work on ourselves and
Sarah Gatford chats to host Beth Clare McManus in a lively and joyful discussion, exploring how nature is a huge source of inspiration in her work, enabling us to be well and move towards flourishing with the help of our
Liam Moore talks to host Beth Clare McManus, offering an honest and refreshing take on his work as a coach and supervisor. He shares the importance of using your voice and the role of challenge, with integrity and care,
Dr Clare Mulligan-Foster and Beth Clare McManus dive into a celebration of the coaching, mentoring and supervision community and explore how inspiring and motivating collaborations and connections can be. They also discu
Damian Vaughan, Mickaela Richards and Heidi Thomas explore how BetterUp and The Invictus Games Foundation have partnered to support recovery for individuals within the international Wounded, Injured or Sick (WIS) service
Nick Morgan and Holly Bennett discuss the challenges, responsibilities, and dynamics of managing mentoring programs, as well as the ethical considerations and the impact on mentors and mentees. They delve into the comple
Andrew MacKichan and Heidi Thomas discuss mentoring in a corporate setting, including how to structure this as an approach and options for evaluating programme effectiveness. They also explore supervision of mentors and
Naomi Fergus and Clare Walsby explore the external mentoring scheme at McPin Foundation, a mental health research charity. They discuss the reasons behind its inception, the benefits it brings, and potential areas for fu
Katharine St John-Brooks, Jeremy Gomm and Julia Menaul unpick how frequently a coach should be undertaking supervision. They also discuss the role of the supervisor in educating organisation clients on what supervision i
Hannah Butler, Thalia Carr and Zoe Cohen explore the intersection of coaching and civil resistance. They discuss the importance of being honest about the current state of the world, the challenges of setting goals in a r
Hannah Butler and Zoe Cohen talk openly about the challenges and joys of working in the eco coaching space. They explore the complexities of grief, societal collapse, and the importance of resistance, resilience, and reg
Katharine St John-Brooks, Jeremy Gomm and Julie Danskin explore insights from integrating coaching and supervision practice within an organisation, including the number of coaches and supervisors involved, the use of one
Katharine St John-Brooks, Jeremy Gomm and Cheryl Cooper discuss the challenges faced by internal coaches, including limited opportunities for coaching, the need for coaching maturity in organisations, and ethical dilemma
Dr. Helen O’Neill
Dr. · Hertility
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Helen O’Neill
associate professor in reproductive and molecular genetics at UCL · Hertility
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Nick Morgan
Head of Brand Strategy, EMEA and Americas · University of Pennsylvania Graduate School of Education
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