A report by The Harvard Business School (Strategy & Society by Michael E.Porter and Mark R. Kramer 2007) highlights the value to the employer and employee of supporting parents in the workplace.
The Parent Coaching Academy’s successful work in the corporate sector is highlighted in a feature – Working Out The Stresses of Family life – in The Sunday Times
1-1 Coaching
ONE-TO-ONE PARENT COACHING SESSIONS
The confidential sessions can be provided in a range of formats (face-to-face, phone, online) so that you can choose the one that works best for you and your employees. Face-to-face sessions are usually conducted on location at your company. The sessions are for parents with children of all ages.
SENIOR EXECUTIVES
We have extensive experience of coaching senior executives who want to be powerful and positive role models within their company. We deliver the coaching through a short series of regular sessions to senior managers committed to rising to the challenge of successful combining work and family – and getting the best of both worlds.
DROP-IN PARENTING SOLUTION SURGERIES
We deliver drop-in surgeries for employees across the company who want a one-off session to get practical advice and solutions to specific parenting issues.
REDUNDANCY COACHING FOR PARENTS
We have a strong track record of coaching parents who are facing redundancy or who have been made redundant. Employees say they find parent coaching at this challenging time of their lives particularly beneficial because it offers an opportunity to focus on financial and family issues in a practical and positive way.
See what others are saying
"It was a great opportunity to hear the experiences and common challenges of fellow working Dads and to share some of the practical ideas we all have to effectively balance our work and family time."
Ed Damant, FIM Marketing & Sales
“We were delighted with the response from the workshops run by Lorraine Thomas.”
David Fawcett, Community Relationship Manager, HSBC
"I love the way the 7-Day Parent Coach empowers parents to tackle the daily stresses and strains that can make parenting feel like an endurance test at times."
Mara Lee, Editor, Practical Parenting