Culture change is the key to sustainability
Sticking to and iteratively refining the pathway plan to achieve what your organisation wants is HARD WORK.
Sustainability is all about doing the hard work to embed learning methods and processes continuously refining the plan within daily routines across your whole organisation.
The Problem
In children’s services we operate in a highly complex, often crazy system doing precious work for vulnerable children. We know we’re not doing things well enough and sometimes we can feel like we’re lost in a maze we can’t get out of. Under this pressure, we too often get caught in a reactive cycle of piecemeal change partially tackling one thing then taking on the next. This is dispiriting, a bit like changing the wallpaper and cushions, polishing the cutlery and hoping our unstable home located in an earthquake zone will be renewed into a place of safety
The Solution
Sustainable children’s services change, whether working with families or the whole organisation, requires:
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Whole system thinking (change is circular, never linear in a complex system)
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Clear purpose grounded in goals everyone buys into (this is the bedrock of simplicity that resolves complexity)
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Clear pathway plan for success
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Everyone sharing the load to enact the detail of the plan as best they can
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Tracking outcomes as feedback everyone sees and can understand
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Careful analysis of success achieved in face of challenge
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Building on your successes to refine the plan
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Keep on going! Change is a lifetime infinity project
Our services
Tailored whole system support through training and consultancy in practice, learning and implementation methods that equips your organisation to align itself to the casework practice delivering the outcomes your organisation wants.
The TurnellPlus Offer
We will walk alongside your people across the whole organisation for the shortest time necessary to establish practice, learning and implementation methods that trigger and sustain the outcome changes for children and families your organisation wants.
Upcoming Events
Jan 21, 28, Feb 4, 11 & 18: 1.30-4.30pm GMTOnline WorkshopJan 21, 28, Feb 4, 11 & 18: 1.30-4.30pm GMTOnline WorkshopJan 21, 28, Feb 4, 11 & 18: 1.30-4.30pm GMTOnline WorkshopA workshop of five half day sessions from January 21 to Feb 18 2025 providing a detailed and practical introduction to the Resolutions approach. The Resolutions approach is specifically designed for working with families that dispute and ‘deny’ professional allegations of serious child abuse