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Feel more confident, comforted, organized, and hopeful.
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coaching adult children of aging parents
When our parents age and start to need us more (whether they think so or not), it’s as if we just got a new job, and not necessarily one that we applied for or trained for. It’s multi-faceted, and may seem to change from month to month (or day to day). And it often calls for specialized knowledge (e.g. Medicare rules, housing options) that we don’t necessarily have.When a person finds him or herself dealing with multiple priorities and a bunch of unknowns, hiring a coach can help them feel more organized, confident, comforted, and hopeful.
TYJI…& MTA (taking your jumbled ideas…& making them actionable)
Maybe you work in a nonprofit and have ideas about how to improve your programs and services. Or perhaps you – as an individual -- want to enhance or fix something about your work, your career, or your avocational life. Getting the momentum to move forward on these kinds of ideas can be a challenge.*
One service that Maggie provides to her clients with great results is Taking Your Jumbled Ideas…& Making Them Actionable.
She does this by listening to her clients’ ideas, analyzing and synthesizing those ideas, and developing a map for action. For this work, Maggie draws on a variety of tools including executive coaching, group facilitation, and teaching.
She also helps her clients by creating user-friendly roadmaps such as logic models, work plans, Gantt charts, and flow charts.
Contact Maggie Miller Coaching & Consulting and describe your idea, and to arrange a free introductory consultation.
*Because Maggie is personally interested in issues related to aging and end-of-life, she now offers coaching to adult children of aging parents.
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program evaluation
Programs are more successful when the evaluation component is built into the planning stage. People who work in nonprofit organizations want to evaluate their programs in order to document their success, build upon their achievements, and learn how to improve their program. Sometimes program evaluation is required by the funder.
No matter the reason, it is a good idea to bring in an independent evaluator, because she or he brings specialized expertise and an outsider’s perspective to the process. Maggie brings her skill and experience in formative, summative, process, outcome, and/or developmental evaluation to serve her her clients. She creates evaluation plans and logic models, conducts interviews, surveys, focus groups, out of the box methods, writes reports, and helps clients use data.
Contact Maggie to learn more about my evaluation services that could help your organization.