Who Benefits From CoCreating Clarity
Whoever you are, CoCreating Clarity offers Thinking Partnerships for
- Organizations:
- Businesses — small family-owned to large corporations
- Non-Profits — foundations and charitable organizations
- Communities — small and large
- Goverment Bodies — local through international
- Centers of Faith
- Schools
- Families
- Individuals — teenagers and adults of all ages and backgrounds, with particular expertise in women's issues
Whatever the challenge you are facing
- Communication
- Relationships
- Collaboration
- Decision Making
- Parenting/Managing
- Conflict Resolution
- Cross-Cultural Bridging
- Changes/Transitions
- New Beginnings/Start Ups
- Project Design, Planning, and Implementation
- Getting Organized
- Getting Unstuck
Whenever you are facing a daunting challenge, a different situation, or simply an exciting new opportunity — CoCreating Clarity provides the impetus that gets you unstuck and gives you a turbo-boost to keep you moving.
Challenges in Organizations
- Team Building
- Start Ups — new projects, new groups, new teams
- Improving Time-to-Decision
- Improving Communication and Resolving Conflict
- Team Member–Team Member
- Cross-Functional: Sales, Engineering, Manufacturing, etc.
- Cross-Cultural: International, Inter-Company
- Manager–Report
- Customer/Client–Team Member
- Strengthening Leadership — Listening and Communication Skills
Challenges in Schools
- Teacher–Teacher conflicts
- Teaching Team Issues: Collaboration among teachers
- Parent–Teacher
- Teacher–Student
- Student–Student: confrontation, bullying
- Inter-Department issues
- Principal–Teacher issues
Challenges for Families
- Communication
- Conflict Resolution
- Parent–Parent
- Parent–Child
- Parent–Teenager
- Parent–Young Adult
- Child–Child
- Spouse–Spouse
- Parenting Skills
- Strengthening Family as a Team
- Building Resilient Families
- Decision making and caring for a Senior Parent
- Healthcare needs
- Independence/Assisted living
- Emotional needs
- Transitions
- New baby
- Child leaving for college
- Child returning home to live
- Child getting married
- Death of a parent
- Challenges
- Health issues
- Financial stresses
- Isolation
Challenges for Individuals
- Conflict Resolution: with self and with others
- Connection to Self
- Self Exploration: trust and growth
- Life Transitions
- New job
- Loss of job
- "Mid-life" crisis
- Retirement
- At Work
- Discovering the work you love
- Loving the work you have
- Improving work relationships
- Increasing your effectiveness
- Having fun
- At Home
- Getting organized
- Letting go what you don’t need
- Juggling demands and setting priorities
- Taking care of yourself
- Having fun
- Making neighborhood connections
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