Organizations

Nightingale Resolutions equips organizations to develop a culture built on mutual respect, collaboration, and accountability. Services focus on teamwork, communication, collaboration, and culture. As organizations partner with Nightingale Resolutions, they often report cohesion, growth, and movement towards stability. We also assist organizations during times of transition, inviting collaboration from the leadership (President, Executives, Board) and staff[…]

Transitions at work during coronavirus Nightingale Resolutions

A Tip Sheet: Transitions at Work during Coronavirus

Times of Transition Times of change and transition can involve confusion and difficulty. Nightingale Resolutions have worked with a number of organizations experiencing times of transition. We have worked with organizations going through major reorganizations as well as ones with key leaders leaving. Through our work with them, we have developed these tips to help[…]

A Guide for Clear Communication Nightingale Resolutions

A Guide for Clear Communication

Clear communication assists with productivity, trust, and increasing your bottom line. The type of communication either increases or hinders your employee’s productivity and efficiency. At Nightingale Resolutions, we work to encourage open and clear communication. After working with a number of organizations we developed these questions to assist leaders to be effective in their communication[…]

Marriage Seminar Conflict Resolution

Marriage Seminar: Resolving Conflict

Join us for a Marriage Seminar! Tim and Noelle believe that God’s redemption plan for our lives include the relationships that we are in. As children of God, He looks upon us with the loving eyes of a Father. When we hurt each other or are hurt by each other, God desires our complete and[…]

Hate Meetings 3 steps for a great meeting

Hate Meetings? 3 Steps to a Great Meeting

I hate meetings. I hate them with a passion. Former colleagues have even had jokes about me and my great dislike for meetings. Statistics tell us that in the United States there are 11 million meetings taking place each day! Of those, one-third of them fail. That equates to about $37 billion wasted annually! That’s[…]