Exploring Grief, Loss and Endings in Coaching - A Conversation with Julia Menaul

Julia Menaul started her career in retail management in 1984 after a Biology/Psychology degree. In 1991 she followed her passion for people development and was a training manager for 10 years in the private, public and charity sectors.

Julia is an Accredited Master Executive Coach (Association for Coaching) and has 2000 hours coaching experience and 1500 supervision hours logged. She has coaching supervision qualifications from the Bath Consultancy Group and the Coaching Supervision Academy. She has been running her own coaching practice since 2001 and supervises many independent coaches (1 -1, group, virtual) as well as internal coaching pools in larger organisations such as the NHS and the Prison Service. Julia is a member of both the British Psychological Society and the EMCC. She is an ex-Board Director for the Association of Coaching Supervisors and has been supervising other supervisors since 2010. She has co-authored a book to be published in 2022, Coaching and Supervising through Bereavement: A Practical Guide to Working with Grief and Loss.

“All in all, I found this book very accessible and packed full of expert information and actionable exercises. Definitely an excellent addition to any coach or supervisor’s toolkit! I could see it being equally useful for organisations and HR practitioners dealing with bereavement, signposting bereavement policies and handling bereavement in the workplace”. -A career transition coach.