Educator Coaching & Consultation

  • Do you feel immense satisfaction when a student has that "I get it" moment?
  • Could you help a student excel further if you had more time 1:1 with the student?
  • Or, do you feel like it’s time to make a BIG change and own more of your own time?
  • What if you could build a practice out of supporting individual students academically either part-time or full-time?
  • Would you be willing to investigate and learn more about what it takes to be successful on your own?

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Michelle is an experienced educator who has worked with students, educators, and families on creating plans to address concerns and monitor student progress.  Michelle helps experienced educators take bold steps to create tutoring and educational support businesses that thrive.

Michelle can help in areas such as:

  • Clarifying areas of expertise
  • Identifying ideal clients
  • establishing protocols and procedures
  • Case managment

Consultation

Michelle is an experienced educator who has worked with students, educators, and families on creating plans to address concerns and monitor student progress.  A school is a fast paced environment in which demands are great and time is limited. Sometimes a fresh set of eyes by an experienced professional outside of the organization can identify new paths and options to explore. 

Eldercare Consultation

Having the independence status of an elderly loved one can feel daunting, especially when it can feel that the change has occurred seemingly overnight. Michelle is able to recommend specialists to help you and your loved one though the eldercare maze. More importantly, she is available to be a resource to you on important topics such as self-care, supporting children in understanding the changes in a loved ones status and what it truly means to be part of the sandwich generation.

On the thirtieth day following her mother’s passing, Michelle established a Facebook group, LA Elderly whose goal is support and exchange of information. For the previous ten years, she had found herself smack in the middle of the “sandwich generation” raising children and taking care of parents at the same time. She said that in the years that followed, she interacted with an imperfect system that added additional stress to an already challenging situation. She felt that our elderly who had already contributed to society as well as the family members who care for them deserve better. The Facebook group quickly became a place of support, practical advice and referrals and now four years later is approaching 3000 members. 

All family members and those who work in the eldercare industry are invited to join.