Focused Workshops

​These workshops help schools identify where college counseling work has become compressed or reactive, and where modest structural shifts can reduce downstream pressure. 

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Common focus areas include: 

• ​Aligning academics, college counseling, and enrollment priorities without overloading any one team

• Sequencing high-impact, college-process education for families before junior year

• Clarifying which signals, and the accumulation of them, can support better guidance 

• Managing family anxiety with operational transparency

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Workshops are collaborative and forward-looking. They do not involve evaluating individual student outcomes or counselor performance. 

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Coaching Sessions for School Leaders

College Counseling in Today's Admissions Environment 

For Heads of School, Division Heads, and Academic Deans whose training or experience predates the current admissions landscape. 

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These sessions provide: 

• a clear picture of how admissions dynamics have shifted

• insight into where schools unintentionally create added pressure

• guidance on structural adjustments that support both counselors and families

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Building and Leading the College Counseling Department

For first-time or new-to-the-school Directors of College Counseling.

 

Focus areas include:

• team structure and role clarity

• programming and communication sequencing

• data use that informs guidance without overwhelming students

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Program Alignment 

I partner with existing college counseling teams and school leadership to:

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• map where college counseling work currently lives across grade levels

• identify points of friction and opportunity

• develop a phased roadmap that redistributes key work earlier—without adding responsibilities or increasing a workload 

 

This work is designed to strengthen alignment across the division and school, to help ensure senior year is focused on execution and celebration.​​