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Margie Ireland

Leadership Psychologist (MAPS) (COPS) | Member of the Association of Coaching | Founder of The Happy Healthy Leader | Speaker | Author |

Margie Ireland is a seasoned Leadership Psychologist with 30 years of commercial experience, specializing in assisting leaders and leadership teams in overcoming obstacles and optimizing business value and financial success. She is a registered Psychologist and a published author, well-versed in uncovering hidden issues and fostering emotional intelligence, accountability, trust, and commitment in organizations.

Margie's evidence-based coaching methodology combines business and psychological principles with insights from her personal career transitions and business ventures. With 25 years of coaching and consulting experience, she conducts thorough analyses of businesses and leadership teams, identifies potential risks, designs tailored programs, and ensures long-term success by embedding strategies in the organizational culture.

In addition to her coaching expertise, Margie is a skilled workshop facilitator and presenter. Her research focuses on leadership capabilities, performance, and employee wellbeing, delving into stress factors in the workplace.

Her educational background includes a Bachelor of Applied Science in Psychology, a Bachelor of Psychological Science with Honors, and a Bachelor of Science in Psychology from various esteemed institutions.

Throughout her career, Margie held key positions in organizations like CPL, Arete Executive, Carroll Consulting Group, Randstad, Hays IT, and MPA Systems Pty Ltd, where she honed her skills in leadership development, coaching, and business management.

Highlights

Aug 26 · linkedin

Are you concerned about experiencing Burnout or know someone who might be? Burnout can lead to hypertension, sleep disorders, mental health conditions, career stagnation, and strained relationships if left unaddressed. The good news is, with the right support, most individuals emerge from Burnout with renewed energy for both work and life.

What is Burnout? According to the World Health Organisation (WHO), Burnout is characterized by three main features:

  • Persistent fatigue despite adequate rest
  • Increased negativity or cynicism towards work
  • Decreased effectiveness and confidence.

If you or someone you know exhibits these signs, or if you are unsure, I'm offering a confidential free consultation to help determine the best course of action. To schedule this call, click here https://lnkd.in/g95VbJ3z

Warmly, Margie.

Aug 20 · linkedin

Saying ‘no’ is often one of the most challenging tasks for leaders. I’ve personally struggled with it, and in my experience, research and training, those who are people pleasers, perfectionists, or anxious—especially women—find it particularly difficult. My research on leadership well-being shows a clear link between the inability to say ‘no’ and the rising rates of Burnout. Learning to say ‘no’ is crucial for avoiding or recovering from Burnout.

In my latest newsletter I explain why uttering this two letter word is so difficult and what to do about it. Enjoy!

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Brisbane, Queensland, Australia