Writing & Media
Sharing insights, reflections, and conversations on coaching, creativity, and professional practice.
I share insights from my work as a coach, coaching psychologist, and reflective practitioner through writing, podcasts, and interviews. My focus is on arts-informed reflective practice, professional development, ethical awareness, and well-being in coaching and organisational contexts.
On this page, you’ll find a selection of my recent publications, thought pieces, and podcast appearances, offering ideas and reflections that can support your own practice, curiosity, and professional growth.
Recent Publications
When Values Collide: Supervision as a space for ethical reflection (Book Chapter - available for purchase here)
Are you an ethical practitioner or simply avoiding unethical practice? (Magazine article - subscription required)
Coaching in Art Galleries & Public Buildings: Strategies for Enhancing Reflection (Book Chapter - available for purchase here)
Inviting arts-based approaches into supervision spaces (blog)
Creating the Conditions for Reflethical Practice: Exploring the potential for creativity and arts-based approaches to support the development and evolution of ethical awareness in coaching practice (Journal Article)
Playing It Safe: An Illustrated Guide to Working Ethically with Creativity in Coaching (PDF)
Exploring the experience of using music and creative mark-making as a reflective tool during coaching supervision: An Interpretative Phenomenological Analysis (Journal Article)
Podcasts
Talking about Coaching #80: Creative Coaching, Research & Ethics with Beth Clare McManus [YouTube]
The Art Engager Podcast #139: Coaching in Gallery Spaces with Beth Clare McManus
The AC Podcast #087: Coaching Psychology and Creative Experimentation with Beth Clare McManus
The AC Podcast #093: The Future of Coaching is Creative
The STRETCH Podcast: Coaching Psychology with Beth Clare McManus
The AC Podcast #195: Experimental Creativity and Ethics in Research
HOST: EMCC UK’s ‘Conversations with Members’ (see my conversation with Dr. Clare Mulligan-Foster - our inaugural episode!)