Research insights

97%

Shifting priorities

Reported that becoming a parent changed their priorities and how they define success at work and in life.

78%

Low support

Rated the support they received during their return-to-work transition as low to moderate.

68%

Career uncertainty

As a result of limited support during the return-to-work transition, many considered leaving their employer or pursuing a career change.

These challenges can affect wellbeing, retention, engagement, motivation, communication, and long-term workforce sustainabilit.

1:1 coaching

Personalised coaching sessions that support working parents as they navigate identity shifts, confidence, clarity, and the realities of returning to work.

Reintegration programmes

Structured support shaped around your organisation’s needs, helping parents return with more clarity, confidence, and sustainable ways of working.

Workplace guidance

Practical support around work-life balance, communication, boundaries, and confidence to strengthen the reintegration experience for both employees and teams.

Why it matters

Support that strengthens workplaces

Retention and engagement

Thoughtful reintegration support can help parents feel seen, supported, and more able to stay engaged in their work over the long term.

Confidence and clarity

Coaching helps employees navigate changing priorities, identity shifts, and practical next steps with greater self-trust.

Healthier culture

Investing in working parents helps create a more supportive workplace culture that benefits communication, wellbeing, and performance.

Professional mother working in an office