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
Seminars
INTERACTIVE LUNCHTIME SEMINARS
Choose from one of our successful range of lunchtime seminars or ask us to develop one that is tailor-made for a specific group within your workforce. The workshops can be for all parents or for specific groups (e.g. working dads, senior management, new mums, parents with children with special needs, single parents etc …).
Our most popular interactive seminars include:
- How To Succeed As A Working Parent – Get The Best Of Both Worlds
- Parent Taming – Effective Alternatives To Shouting And Other Everyday Parent Tantrums
- Too Much To Do And Never Enough Time To Do It – Time management tools for busy working parents
- Discipline and Boundaries – Successful Strategies
- 7 Steps To Creating Confident Children
- Toddler Taming
- Nurturing Sibling Harmony - Top Tips On Teamwork
- I’ve Got A Teenager Get Me Out Of Here!
- Mind The Gap – Rising to the challenge of working as a team with your partner when children arrive
- Rising To The Challenge Of Family Life In The Recession – The 7 Most Important Lessons You Can Teach Your Child
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
“It’s not a male thing you discuss down the pub. It was good to have a room full of people talking about issues that we all face.”
Luigi Strinati, Sunday Times
"It was really good to see how much the guys really cared about trying to be a great Dad and just how many of the challenges we face are the same, whether we had one new baby or a house full of belligerent teenagers."
Andy Campbell, Head of Sales Ophthalmics, Novartis Pharmaceuticals