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Conversations with Members: Helen O’Neill
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 bring in the tools and techniques that we use with our clients in service of doing our best work with some self-compassion.
Conversations with Members is a series of personal, community-driven conversations, celebrating the expertise, values and lived experience of the EMCC UK coaching, mentoring, and supervision community.
The series aims to inspire, inform, and connect our members by sharing insights into real-world practice and the evolving nature of the field. Each conversation balances storytelling with practical reflections, offering a unique window into the diverse perspectives of our membership.
Helen O’Neill is a Future of Work Coach. She’s passionate about enabling individuals to thrive in the rapidly changing world of work without impacting their wellbeing and specialises in working with those who have non-traditional or portfolio careers. She’s an active volunteer for the EMCC where she focuses on wellbeing initiatives as Deputy Director of Development. In addition to her coaching practice, she is a four-time author and works with coaches who want to write and publish their books.
https://www.helenoneillcoaching.com
Beth Clare McManus is a psychologist, artist, and researcher living in Manchester, UK. She is an EMCC accredited coach at senior practitioner level and works as a coaching supervisor, with specialisms in coach wellbeing and the creative self. Her best work happens at the intersection of psychology, coaching and creativity.
At EMCC UK, we are passionate about sharing resources on relevant topics for our members. This includes sharing views from different perspectives. Please note that any views expressed in our content are based on individual contributor experience and not necessarily endorsed by EMCC UK. The content offered is for general information only and does not constitute legal, financial, or professional advice.
Produced and edited by Stephen Brown.
Original music by Stephen Brown.
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By EMCC UKHelen 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 bring in the tools and techniques that we use with our clients in service of doing our best work with some self-compassion.
Conversations with Members is a series of personal, community-driven conversations, celebrating the expertise, values and lived experience of the EMCC UK coaching, mentoring, and supervision community.
The series aims to inspire, inform, and connect our members by sharing insights into real-world practice and the evolving nature of the field. Each conversation balances storytelling with practical reflections, offering a unique window into the diverse perspectives of our membership.
Helen O’Neill is a Future of Work Coach. She’s passionate about enabling individuals to thrive in the rapidly changing world of work without impacting their wellbeing and specialises in working with those who have non-traditional or portfolio careers. She’s an active volunteer for the EMCC where she focuses on wellbeing initiatives as Deputy Director of Development. In addition to her coaching practice, she is a four-time author and works with coaches who want to write and publish their books.
https://www.helenoneillcoaching.com
Beth Clare McManus is a psychologist, artist, and researcher living in Manchester, UK. She is an EMCC accredited coach at senior practitioner level and works as a coaching supervisor, with specialisms in coach wellbeing and the creative self. Her best work happens at the intersection of psychology, coaching and creativity.
At EMCC UK, we are passionate about sharing resources on relevant topics for our members. This includes sharing views from different perspectives. Please note that any views expressed in our content are based on individual contributor experience and not necessarily endorsed by EMCC UK. The content offered is for general information only and does not constitute legal, financial, or professional advice.
Produced and edited by Stephen Brown.
Original music by Stephen Brown.