Workshops

Interactive Sessions That Move From Insight to Implementation


Cynthia’s workshops are designed for teams ready to move beyond theory and embed person-centered care into real decision-making, workflows, and system design.

Each session blends lived experience, established frameworks, and facilitated application to participants’ actual roles and challenges.

Participants leave with practical tools, shared language, and concrete next steps.

Core Offerings

Person-Centered Care 101: Foundations and Frameworks
A structured introduction to the principles of person-centered care and how they apply across clinical, administrative, and payer environments.

Participants will:

  • Clarify what person-centered care is — and is not
  • Understand key frameworks (e.g., dignity, continuity, coordination, context)
  • Identify gaps between philosophy and current practice
  • Develop initial implementation priorities

Best suited for: teams new to formal person-centered care initiatives, onboarding programs, and cross-functional audiences.

 
Person-Centered Care in Action: From Policy to Practice
This applied workshop helps teams examine where good intentions stall and how to embed person-centered principles into workflows, communication, and accountability structures.

Participants will:

  • Map current processes through a person-centered lens
  • Identify friction points in patient journeys
  • Align values with operational decisions
  • Generate actionable refinements

Best suited for: clinical teams, quality improvement initiatives, leadership groups, and care redesign efforts.

 
Between Visits: Designing for What Happens Outside the Clinic
Health outcomes are shaped between appointments. This workshop focuses on the often-overlooked “between visit” gap and how organizations can better support patients in real life.

Participants will:

  • Identify invisible labor patients perform
  • Examine where context is lost in transitions
  • Explore strategies to reduce fragmentation
  • Consider how incentives and structures shape continuity

Best suited for: integrated care models, value-based initiatives, insurers, and multi-stakeholder groups.