Lack of flexibility and support for employees to balance family responsibilities and work demands leads to companies losing talent – and people being blocked from reaching their full potential within the organization.
It’s a fact that if you help working parents and caregivers navigate complex life-stages and offer support with work-life integration, you will attract and retain top talent, sustain productivity, enhance performance and growth, and reduce business disruptions, too.
Talking Talent is a pioneer in working parent and caregiver coaching. We have unparalleled experience designing and facilitating programs that address the unique challenges of employees with families – from planning a family to balancing career advancement and raising children. Our inclusive, all-parent approach serves every parent: adoptive parents, foster parents, surrogates, caregivers of elders or children with disabilities, LGBTQ+ parents, co-parents, single parents, and more.
By coaching teams, individuals, managers, and senior leaders, we provide solutions that help make workplaces more flexible, inclusive, and family-friendly.
Parental Transition Coaching
Parental Transition Coaching is one-to-one coaching that addresses some of the primary challenges affecting today’s working parents on their journey from becoming new parents to managing the realities of the empty nest. Our coaches proactively ensure that whether it is pre-leave, during leave, or returning from leave, or wherever they are in their parenting journey, that parents have a safe space and sounding board to create the strategies they need for strengthening their boundaries, resilience, and emotional wellbeing.
Working Parent Coaching
Working parents and caregivers lose hours of productivity each week due to stress related to caregiving issues. Our one-to-one coaching provides targeted support to assist employees with families. We help them boost their career confidence, establish support networks, assess their needs and resources, and to better manage their time and energy.
Caregivers Coaching
Help employees who are now navigating the emotional and logistical challenges of working while also providing care to a loved one. Our coaches provide strategies to help them prepare for the future and assist them in building the resilience they need to better adapt to their new responsibilities. All coaching is unique to each individual and one-to-one coaching supports a variety of situations, from caring for someone while working, to establishing sustainable work habits, to forming support networks.
Managers Coaching
Working parents and caregivers need supportive managers, and managers need training and development on how to best support them. Our Managers Coaching helps leaders to build their awareness and empathy concerning the unique issues faced by employees with families. Talking Talent’s expert coaches give guidance on the leadership skills and solutions that are needed to create a work environment where ALL parents and caregivers can thrive.
Digital Learning
Talking Talent Online (TTO), our ethical, digital coaching platform, offers both 1:1 and group coaching. It's individualized for each employee, anticipating their needs, and delivering the right resources. TTO also includes our Ask a Coach service, which provides participants with on-demand access to an expert coach whenever they would like the support. Digital coaching is a scalable, accessible, and affordable way to support every one of your employees.
Benefits for Your People
We help employees with families find fulfilling integration between their work life and their home life as parents or caregivers, from setting boundaries to regaining confidence. With our Working Parents and Caregivers coaching programs, your people can:
38%
increase in retention in year one
$1.75m
in savings in year one
Benefits for Your Business
How organizations benefit from our Working Parents and Caregivers coaching programs:
72%
of parents feel more supported by their company
77%
of parents retained or improved performance after parental leave
94%
Working mothers returning after leave rose from 80% to 94%