carmel O'neill C. Psychol. P.s.S.I

Carmel's  background is wide-reaching and includes a broad suite of experience including Education, Career Development, Group Facilitation, & Developing Educational material. As an independent practitioner Carmel provides coaching and consultancy services to individuals and organisations. Her key areas of practice include Employee resilience, Self-motivation, Work/Life balance and optimizing performance. Carmel also works with a 3rd level institution lecturing across Early Years, Social Care and Business programmes. She also lectures on Masters’ programmes in Child Youth and Family Studies and Leadership in Early Years Education and Care and supervises undergraduate and postgraduate students.

 
Qualifications include: 

• MSc (Work & Organisational Psychology), 
• BA, BSc, Postgraduate Diplomas (Coaching, and Mentoring) and Certificates in Psychological First Aid (John Hopkins), 
• General Data Protection (for Wellness Contractors), Stress Management,
• Occupational Psychometric Testing (SHL)
• Personality Assessment (Psychometrix & BPS) 
• Emotional Intelligence (Baron EQi measurement tool)
• Train the Trainer (Maynooth University). 

Experience: with over 20 years of experience in helping clients to think about the best way forward Carmel provides:

• coaching across a continuum of different needs (Skills, Performance, Development and own Agenda) 
• the enhancement of employee awareness and engagement through tailored workshops and seminars which include: Communication in the workplace, Burnout, Cyber Bullying, Time management, Decision Making, Resilience, Life Balance, the Power of positive thinking, Silencing your Inner Critic, 
• auditing for stress management in the workplace, identifying perceived problems (stressors) and finding constructive solutions. 

Clients have included the HSA, Laya Healthcare, registered charities, local partnerships, private agencies and coach training businesses. 

Carmel's ethos is “In life, things happen around us, things happen to us, but the only thing that truly matters is what happens within us” (Unknown).