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Health & Wellbeing Consulting

Every school is at a different point in its journey. The options below offer flexible ways to build, strengthen, and sustain Health, CSE, Safeguarding, Wellbeing, and SEL/Advisory programs.

🌱 Foundational Consultation (Level 1)

Initial insight and direction to clarify priorities and next steps

  • Program review and targeted gap analysis
  • Leadership consultation and strategic alignment
  • Introductory workshop or presentation
  • Practical recommendations with clear next steps

 

Best for: Early-stage planning or schools exploring next steps

🌿Onsite Program Development (Level 2)

Collaborative, in-depth engagement to align programs, design curriculum, and build staff capacity

  • Curriculum review with audit and scope & sequence development
  • Unit mapping and curriculum alignment
  • Faculty workshops (including CSE + sensitive topics)
  • Student voice + parent engagement

 

Best for: Schools ready to build and strengthen programs

🌳 Strategic Partnership (Level 3)

Ongoing partnership to implement, refine, and sustain systems over time

  • Builds on initial program development work
  • Ongoing coaching and implementation support
  • Continued curriculum refinement and alignment
  • Strengthened systems for sustainability and impact

 

Best for: Schools seeking long-term, embedded change and sustainable impact


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Not sure which option is the best fit? Reach out and I’d be happy to help design an approach that works for your school.

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