Research Consulting Services
Seeking quality and impactful outcomes through meticulous research that improves the well-being of individuals, families, and communities?
Growing Me For Me provides professional and independent research consulting services to meet your specific needs. We are committed to guiding agencies, individuals, and organizations, in conducting meaningful research that drives positive change for the individuals and communities they serve.
WHY CHOOSE GROWING ME FOR ME FOR YOUR RESEARCH NEEDS?
Experienced Social Work practice and research methodologies
Comprehensive support at every stage of the research process
Align research endeavors with organizational goals and ethical standards
High-quality and impactful outcomes
Tailored to meet your specific needs
Our Services
Macro-level research and consulting plays a crucial role in the field of social work, contributing to the development and implementation of effective strategies and interventions.
Growing Me For Me gathers useful evidence essential to guiding practices and informing policies:
Investigating various social issues, including child welfare systems, foster care youth and adolescent mental health, addiction, and inequality
Understanding root causes
Assessing existing interventions effectiveness
Collaboration with organizations, government agencies, and communities in developing evidence-based solutions
Offer expert guidance and advice
Create sustainable changes and improving the lives of individuals, families, and communities.
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Our comprehensive approach combines rigorous data analysis with practical insights, ensuring that you can navigate complex environments and make strategic choices confidently. Whether you need qualitative analysis, quantitative data collection, or thorough literature reviews, we bring a depth of expertise that enhances your goals.
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Our experienced team, led by Robin Jimenez-Bean, leverages a blend of scholarly knowledge and real-world application, ultimately equipping you with the tools necessary for success.
Invest in your future with our research consulting services. Transform data into actionable insights and watch your projects thrive. Partner with us today and experience the power of research-driven decision-making.
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Gathering relevant information acquired through research databases and applicable sources
Administering surveys
Analyzing and interpreting complex research data
Compile data utilizing statistical methods including SPSS, Microsoft Excel, Qualtrics data analytics, qualitative content analysis, and quantitative data.
Facilitating focus groups
Overseeing research procedures
Publication and report writing
Editing and proofreading
Program evaluations and identifying areas of improvement
Assessing micro, mezzo, and macro level needs
Presenting research findings
Zotero Reference Management Tool knowledge
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Growing Me For Me research expertise includes child welfare systems, foster care, LGBTQ+, and posttraumatic growth research. I am passionate about evidence-based social work practices and providing relevant services to those seeking professional, quality, and independent research consulting services.
RESEARCH SHOWCASE
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Florida Atlantic University, Sandler School of Social Work
Boca Raton, FL
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Florida Atlantic University, Sandler School of Social Work
Boca Raton, FL
SELECTED WORK
A selection of peer-reviewed publications and applied research:
Cooley, M.E., Thompson, H., Colvin, M., Howard, H., & Jimenez-Bean, R. (2023). A mixed methods examination of comfort call implementation in Florida. Florida Institute for Child Welfare. https://ficw.fsu.edu/assets/documents/Comfort%20Calls_1_19_23_FINAL.pdf
Cooley, M.E., Thompson, H.M., Gillen, M., Colvin, M., & Jimenez-Bean, R. (2024). Preservice training perspectives among Florida foster parents. Children and Youth Services Review 166. https://doi.org/10.1016/j.childyouth.2024.107957
Cooley, M. E., Colvin, M. L., Crichlow, V. J., Cesar, G. T., Best, C. B., & Jimenez-Bean, R. (2025). Intersections for justice: Conceptualizing justice-centered child welfare practice. Journal of Public Child Welfare, 20(3), 616-640. https://doi.org/10.1080/15548732.2025.2463606
Cooley, M.E., Thompson, H.M., Bean, R.J., Colvin, M., & Gillen, M. (2025). Child welfare worker perceptions of foster parent preservice training in Florida. Journal of Public Child Welfare, 1-19. https://doi.org/10.1080/15548732.2025.2576232
Radlauer-Doerfler, J., Cooley, M., Thompson, H., Jimenez-Bean, R., Best, A., & Randall, J. (2025). A critical literature review of African American families’ experiences with the behavioral health delivery system. APSAC Advisor, 38(3), 4-25. http://apsac.org/wp-content/uploads/2025/12/10770.pdf
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