Breaking Barriers: Designing Client-Centered Programs Using Whole Systems Thinking
An Interactive Audience Presentation
Discover how whole systems thinking and client-centered models can improve outcomes and engagement for your organization.
Introduction
Many organizations struggle with standardized programs that don't truly meet the needs of their clients. This disconnect leads to disengagement, poor outcomes, and frustration. In this presentation, I’ll share how a client-centered approach can transform program outcomes for the better.
The Problem
Standardized program models create barriers.
Clients receive impersonal support, leading to disengagement.
Missed opportunities for meaningful growth.
In both the child welfare system and adult education systems, standardized program models create barriers that prevent clients from receiving the personalized support they need. These barriers often result in disengagement, poor program outcomes, and missed opportunities for meaningful development.
The Solution
Adopting a client-centered approach using whole systems thinking helps programs address each client’s unique needs. Through real-world examples and journaling prompts, I’ll show how organizations can boost engagement and outcomes.
"Why Alexis?"
As a an experienced program designer and motivational speaker in child welfare and adult education, I’ve implemented client-centered models using a whole systems thinking approach, coupled with self study, to achieve real client and program transformation. My background working with the state legislature has given me a unique bird’s eye perspective on how to improve program delivery and outcomes under the umbrella of a given policy.
What You’ll Learn
Key Takeaways
Identify and dismantle program barriers.
Design client-centered programs for success.
Practical tools for mapping needs and resources.
Real-world examples from child welfare and adult education.
Ready to Break Barriers? Let’s Work Together!
Let’s break down barriers and create lasting change.
Contact me today to explore how client-centered program design can work for your organization.
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