How Concierge Consulting Works

Not all questions are easy to answer.

What is your life like right now?

When was the last time you felt like someone listened to your heart and what you desired for your family?

What are you worried about for your children? How are they doing?

How does the atmosphere of your home feel? How do you want that atmosphere to appear?

Not all answers offer sound advice.

There’s a significant movement right now of quick advice. We take information clips through social media posts and from well-meaning family and friends.

How often do you scroll through Instagram, like and save posts, but not remember what you just read?

It’s so easy to do when you’re exhausted. You know something needs to change, but you don’t know where to turn.

When it comes to parenting and caring for children, most of the time, there isn’t one right way to do it. Taking quick advice can leave you feeling more guilt and shame.

Is the advice you receive valid?

The problem is that these sources of advice fail to understand the reasons behind your questions.

I’m afraid what’s at stake is the value of hearing input from people who know you and your family – the wrong kind of input will affect your life and leave you feeling less connected.

This is where I love to step in and offer guidance to families.

I bring years of experience working with families and young children in homes, schools, and the community. I want to help you feel more supported and connected to your children.

Let’s find helpful answers to those questions.

Concierge consulting aims to provide input that leaves you more connected.

You won’t receive a quick assessment over email when we meet. I want to make a special connection that lets me know more about you and your family. In our conversations, I will listen carefully to what you say.

We’ll have a conversation and talk about your answers to the questions above and more. Then, we’ll develop a plan, and I’ll be available for tweaking and troubleshooting along the way.

I can’t give you quick advice and send you on your way because what works for one family might not work for the next. I want you to feel cared for, supported, and not alone in meeting with me.