Three ways to draw
your household's
map with Nestiva.
Each programme is educational and organisational. Choose the depth that suits your household's current situation — from a single afternoon to a full year of maintained records.
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Intake conversation
Before any session, Nestiva holds a brief enquiry call to understand the household's situation and match it to the appropriate programme.
Facilitated session
Structured questions, household input, and the facilitator's organisational framework combine to surface what the household already knows.
Printed output
Each session produces a document — a map, a labelled folder section, or a reviewed plan — that the household takes home.
Maintenance rhythm
Longer programmes conclude with a short document that tells the household exactly when and how to keep their map current.
Single-Session Family Map Workshop
A three-hour workshop in which a household sketches a small "map" of who in the family handles which household matters, where shared records live, and which family conversations happen and when. The output is a one-page printed map that belongs to the household.
The workshop is educational throughout; it does not interpret any individual situation, does not provide professional counsel of any kind, and does not represent any household externally. The household makes all decisions. The facilitator provides structure, questions, and a clear session format.
- One three-hour session at Nestiva's Kuala Lumpur premises
- One-page printed household map as output
- Named roles, record locations, and conversation markers on the map
- Suitable for two or more adults from the same household
PROGRAMME FEE
RM 510
Four-Session Records Map Programme
A four-session programme conducted over two months in which a household builds a shared records folder organised by "room" of the household: paperwork, contacts, plans, and family timeline. Sessions are wholly organisational. Households leave with a labelled records folder and a short rhythm for keeping it current.
The programme is appropriate for households that have identified a records-management gap and want structured guidance to close it. Sessions are spaced across two months to allow the household to gather and review documents between appointments.
- Four sessions over two months
- Labelled records folder — four rooms: paperwork, contacts, plans, timeline
- Short maintenance rhythm document included
- Between-session logistical support via email
PROGRAMME FEE
RM 1,720
Yearly Household Cartography Programme
A year-long programme designed to keep a household's records map up to date through quarterly facilitated sessions. It includes an initial setup session, three quarterly check-ins, and a closing annual review. The programme is organisational and conversational throughout.
The facilitator helps the household have its own conversations about records, responsibilities, and plans. No professional counsel is provided at any point. The Yearly Programme is suited to households that found the Records Map Programme useful and wish to maintain that work over time.
- Initial setup session plus three quarterly check-ins
- Closing annual review session included
- Consistent facilitator across all sessions in the year
- Updated records folder and map at each quarterly session
PROGRAMME FEE
RM 4,420
Which programme is right for your household?
| Single-Session | Four-Session ★ | Yearly | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Duration | 3 hours | 2 months | 12 months |
| Sessions included | 1 | 4 | 5 |
| Printed household map | |||
| Labelled records folder | |||
| Maintenance rhythm document | |||
| Quarterly facilitated updates | |||
| Fee (RM) | 510 | 1,720 | 4,420 |
BEST FOR
Single-Session: Households wanting a clear picture of current roles and record locations in a single afternoon.
Four-Session ★: Households with a records gap they want to close in a structured, facilitated way over two months.
Yearly: Households that have already mapped their records and want to keep that map accurate across an entire year.
Protocols shared across all programmes
Strict information boundary
Household information shared in any session is used only to support that session. Nothing is stored, copied, or shared after the session ends.
Educational scope only
All Nestiva facilitators are trained to recognise and decline questions outside the educational scope. No legal, financial, or medical information is provided.
Named deliverable at every session
Every session ends with a clear printed output. Households are not asked to remember session content; they receive it on paper.
Qualified facilitators
All facilitators hold adult education qualifications. Programme facilitators are consistent across sessions — the same person works with a household throughout a programme.
Between-session contact
Programme participants may contact Nestiva with logistical questions between sessions. Responses are provided within two working days.
Programme feedback review
Every completed programme includes a brief feedback exchange. Nestiva uses this to review session quality and ensure the household found the work useful.
Clear, fixed fees in Malaysian Ringgit
Single-Session Workshop
RM 510
One session · All inclusive
- One 3-hour facilitated session
- One-page printed household map
- Session at Nestiva's KL premises
Four-Session Programme
RM 1,720
2 months · All inclusive
- Four facilitated sessions
- Labelled four-room records folder
- Maintenance rhythm document
- Between-session email support
Yearly Programme
RM 4,420
12 months · All inclusive
- 5 sessions over 12 months
- Quarterly records review
- Annual closing review session
- Consistent facilitator throughout
Ready to draw your household's map?
Contact Nestiva to discuss which programme suits your household's current situation. The conversation takes only a few minutes.
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