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Margaret Chapman, BSc (Hons), AdvDipEdn, MSc, MEd, Chartered FCIPD, C.Sci, C.Psychol, Registered Psychologist HPC, AFBPsS, Advanced Master Practitioner, NLP & Accredited Mediator I am a chartered psychologist, chartered scientist, associate fellow of the BPS, chartered Fellow of the CIPD, and founder member of the Association for Coaching and Special Group in Coaching Psychology. I am author of The Emotional Intelligence Pocketbook and have presented my work nationally and internationally being the only British coach to address the first Australian Evidence-Based Coaching Conference in 2003. I have researched, published and presented my work on coaching and ‘EQ’ at seminars, conferences and designed and delivered masterclasses and workshops on coaching supervision, positive psychology, coaching for ‘EQ’ (with Gestalt), strengths-based coaching and developed the UK’s first Psychology of Coaching programme for the CIPD. As academic lead for coaching at Manchester Business School I helped establish the first University Coach Referral Service for the School’s 23,000 Alumni . Currently I am looking at the emerging field of neuro-leadership and its relationship with ‘EQ’ and implications for coaching practice.

Your website : www.eicoaching.co.uk
Your email : mc@eicoaching.co.uk
Your telephone number : 01572 723978
Country : United Kingdom
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• Association for Coaching
• British Psychological Society Special Group in Coaching Psychology
• Chartered Institute of Personnel and Development

I work at psychological depth with clients approaching my work with an integrative’ attitude, underpinned with training in Gestalt, Existential, Cognitive-Behavioural, NLP and Solution-Focused approaches. My organisational assignments are with people in transition and often in ‘crisis’ or at an impasse. This might be personal or relational, I am there to facilitate the development of their ‘EQ.’ I supervise experienced HR/L&D professionals as coaches and trainee supervisees who are building their practice. My focus is to help sharpen their ‘use of self’ as instrument, to integrate mind and body and ‘go off piste’ that is, move beyond techniques. In private practice I work with clients who are searching for a sense of meaning and purpose and do this through a philosophical exploration and psychological inquiry.