Services

 

Parent Consultant

For the parent who longs:

  • For a more cohesive, calm, and enriching home environment to navigate complexities or transitions at home or school

  • For a more meaningful and present connection with themselves and with their child

  • For their home culture to feel restorative and life-giving for all who live there


Services — in person or virtual:

  • Reflective coaching

  • Narrative/story work

  • Trauma-informed and somatic approaches

  • School advocacy

Possible outcomes:

  • Deeper connection within yourself, with your child and in your home

  • Aligned living between values, goals, and schedule; finding a life-giving rhythm that works

  • Presenting concerning behaviour diminished and/or alleviated

  • Culture-creating vs culture-managing

  • Increase of joy and delight with a decrease of overwhelm and despair

  • Cohesive, directional movement between two environments (home/school or two homes)

  • A thriving home culture full of rhythm, presence and connection

Jessica ushers such depth and wisdom into the conversation about motherhood. Her warm, pensive attentiveness beckons us to slow down and listen. In a noisy world, her quiet nature is a gift to bless women in all stages of life.
— Bethany Douglass; Mother to five, homeschooler, founder and editor of Cloistered Away, and writer for Magnolia Journal
 

 

administrative / teacher coaching

For the administrator who seeks:

  • Insight into regulating classrooms, attuning more deeply to and with children under their care, and supporting the wellbeing of teachers, especially when traditional, behaviourist approaches no longer work.

  • Wisdom regarding the use of AI in schools and child development to ensure human potential flourishes and unfolds beautifully, holistically, and soundly at school — and so that parents can be informed, equipped, and collaborators in creating healthy home-school learning ecosystems.

Services — in person or virtual:

  • Reflective coaching

  • Onsite professional development sessions

  • Parent nights or coffee mornings

  • Relational team work

Possible Outcomes:

  • Deeper understanding, insight, and relational ways of being that support and navigate dysregulated classrooms

  • More aligned and invigorated teams with less burnout and fatigue

  • Healthier and enriched parent communities with less disconnection between home and school

Jessica’s help is priceless.
— Luc-Michel Bengono; Little Flower Academy
Jessica’s trauma-informed lens and calm demeanour helped create a space where students felt seen, safe, and supported. Jessica made intentional efforts to communicate with families and build strong home-school connections.
— Elise Hollaar; Vancouver Christian School

child/student work Sessions

For the parent or administrator / teacher who needs support helping a child with:

  • Executive brain functioning or

  • Facilitating deeper meaning, curiosity, and connection

Services — in person:

  • Meeting 1:1 with the child in school employing somatic, strategic play-based inquiries or arts-based methods

  • Providing reports and detailed notes of sessions inline with IEP goals and school curriculum

  • Attending administrative meetings to help determine best next steps


Possible outcomes
:

  • Increased executive brain functioning

  • Calmer demeanour

  • Presenting concerning behaviour in the child diminished or alleviated — or deeper insight into existing socio-emotional patterns to then help shape best next steps and approaches

  • Engaged academics

  • More delight, joy, and curiosity as the child interfaces and makes meaning with the surrounding world

Jessica’s thoughtful reflections and calls to deeper living are a refuge in the busyness of this modern life. She is a breath of fresh air with the deep ways she views and reflects on faith and the world. I am grateful to have her and her words in my life!
— Aimee Grace; mother, MD, MPH, FAAP, Director, Office of Strategic Health Initiatives, University of Hawai’i System