Research

Family Life Coaching By Kim Allen

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Family Life Education:  A profession with a Proven Return on Investment (ROI)

By Jacqueline Kirby Wilkins, Ellen Taner, Dawn Cassidy and Robyn Cenizal

In keeping with the conversation on getting paid for family science work, here is an article posted on the NCFR website that discusses the financial impact of hiring a family scientist. Turns out families save $9.60 for every dollar spent on prevention dollars spent.

https://www.ncfr.org/sites/default/files/ncfr_white_paper_family_life_education.pdf

Getting Paid for Coaching: Reimbursement for Parenting Education Services to Promote Family Health and Wellbeing

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By Stephanie Jones, Kim Allen, and Jenna Barnes

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Funding our Family Life Coaching work is a key priority for FLCA. Here is a white paper that provides research and information on reimbursement for supporting parents.

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http://npen.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/10/Reimbursement-for-PE-paper_final.pdf

Learning Theories within Coaching Process

By Pendar Fazel

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http://www.flcassociation.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/Learning-Theories-within-Coaching-Process.pdf

The Roots of Family Life Coaching

By Debbie Kruenegel-Farr

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http://www.flcassociation.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/Roots-of-Family-Life-Coaching-blog-post-1.pdf

The Use of Coaching Strategies Within the Field of Social Work

by: Megan Burroughs, Kimberly Allen & Nichole Huff

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http://www.flcassociation.org/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/The-use-of-coaching-strategies-within-the-field-of-social-work-1.pdf

Does Parent Coaching Work?

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These findings are derived from pre- and post-coaching questionnaires completed by clients at Anu Family Services/Center for the Challenging Child. Participants include child welfare-related and private pay clients. Visit www.anufs.org and www.parentingmojo.com for more information.