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Bev Morton FRSA
Director/Founder at My Next Chapter. Coach and facilitator who is relentlessly curious about wellbeing, resilience, alignment and impact.
Bev Morton FRSA is a professional with a diverse background in coaching, facilitation, and the arts. She is the Director and Founder of "My Next Chapter," a company focused on coaching and facilitating personal and professional development.12 Bev is known for her work as a change coach, with a particular emphasis on wellbeing, resilience, alignment, and impact.1
Professional Background
Bev has been working as a change coach for 16 years, but recently announced that she is closing her company "My Next Chapter" and moving on to a new phase in her career.3 Throughout her career, she has been involved in various initiatives:
- Coaching and Facilitation: Bev has developed and run programs like the "My Next Chapter" online change programme, designed to help individuals ready for personal or professional change.5
- Creative Focus: She has worked extensively with creatives, helping them transition from administrative roles to embracing their artistic identities.4
- Venue Coordination: In the past, Bev has organized development sessions for her "My Next Chapter" programme in cities like London, Bristol, and Leeds.7
Artistic Pursuits
In addition to her coaching career, Bev Morton is also a mixed media artist and maker. She describes herself as having "hungry eyes and hungry hands," and has always been passionate about creating her own work and helping others access their creativity.6
While the query mentions a role with the International Institute of Conservators, the provided search results do not contain information about this specific position. It's possible that this is a recent development in Bev's career, especially given her announcement about closing "My Next Chapter" and moving on to a new phase professionally.3
Highlights
Time to stop, to rest, refresh and re-energise. I am taking a six-month sabbatical - from now until Jan 2024. It’s been 15 years since I founded My Next Chapter and prior to that, The Art of Possibility, to provide change coaching and facilitation. In that time, we’ve been able to support literally hundreds of organisations, leaders, founders, social entrepreneurs, artists, creatives, risk takers and change makers in the UK and abroad, creating alignment and generating impact.
In July 2021, like so many others, I contracted Covid. It developed into Long Covid and then subsequently PTSD.
I ploughed on, with good days and bad days, days when it felt like returning to normal and others where it felt hopeless.
Despite all these challenges, amazing things were still happening. Wonderfully impactful pieces of work, exciting new developments and successes in my creative practice.
And yet, fundamentally I was failing to fully prioritise my recovery and so, it keeps stalling.
But it’s now time to change that and make space for myself. Time to stop, rest, refresh and reenergise.
Time explore making the art that I love and realign my work to my changing needs.
Renewal will follow.
There are specific people who have helped me in their own way to get to this point. Thank you Lucy Hawthorne Moira Halliday #KarenSmith Sara Robinson #RuthNeville claire antrobus Katherine Zeserson Sarah Fox Dr. Carlos Saba Laurence McCahill #LanaKristineJelenjev Marta Zukowska Emma Baylin FRSA Kate Swade Sarah Parkes #SarahSamson Anna B Sexton Amanda Smethurst Celean Camp Pam Hardisty Fiona Buckland #FionaioNyeleti #HelenPlatts Jami Dixon everyone at #ConsultantsAnonymousNetwork
The photo is of me exhibiting my artwork at #SaltaireArtsTrail recently.
See you when I re-emerge. Stay well and the keep the curiosity relentless.
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