Good Manners

Our Summer Etiquette Camp is designed to build confident, respectful, and socially capable young individuals.
Through hands-on learning, children develop communication skills, dining etiquette, and personal presence that will serve them throughout their lives.

Ages 9–14 | Arvada
Limited spaces available

Summer Camp registration available now. Don’t miss out.

Tulsa First Tee March graduates Good Manners class 2026

Ready to swap “awkward” for unstoppable?

Etiquette isn’t about being stuffy—it’s about owning your power. Whether you want to nail your first job interview, navigate high school relationships like a pro, or just feel comfortable at a formal dinner, we’ve got you covered.

Join us for a 5-day deep dive into the confidence, leadership, and social skills that will set you apart from the crowd.

Dining with confidence changes everything.

Do:
Place your napkin in your lap
Chew with your mouth closed
Engage in conversation

Don’t:
Text at the table
Reach across
Start before the host

Want to master formal dining without feeling awkward?
Our classes make it simple — and fun.

Book your seat today.

Interview ready?

From how you enter the room to how you follow up after — every detail counts.

We teach:
Professional greetings
Confident body language
Thank-you note etiquette

Because preparation builds confidence.

Reserve your spot in our next class.

Curious about what to do with all the utensils in your place setting?

From bread plates to dessert forks, we’ll teach you exactly what to use — and when.

Book an etiquette class with Good Manners and dine with confidence.

Tap the link in our bio to reserve your Class

Calling all parents!

Want your child to build confidence, polish their manners, and develop life skills that will set them apart?

Our week-long Summer Etiquette Camp is now open for booking. Give them tools that last far beyond the classroom.

Please visit our website www.goodmannersconsulting.com for pricing and more information!

I sm truly grateful for each and every one of my clients and students. Your trust, your kind words, and your support mean more to me than I can express.

Reaching 100 five-star reviews is such an incredible milestone, and I do not take it lightly. I am deeply thankful for the families, schools, and organizations who have allowed me to guide, teach, and support their children and young adults.

Please know that I will always give you the very best of me — 100% commitment, care, and excellence in every session.

Thank you for believing in Good Manners Consulting.

With heartfelt Thanks Susan

I sm truly grateful for each and every one of my clients and students. Your trust, your kind words, and your support mean more to me than I can express.

Reaching 100 five-star reviews is such an incredible milestone, and I do not take it lightly. I am deeply thankful for the families, schools, and organizations who have allowed me to guide, teach, and support their children and young adults.

Please know that I will always give you the very best of me — 100% commitment, care, and excellence in every session.

Thank you for believing in Good Manners Consulting.

With heartfelt

It’s our very first !

Now that we’ve met, let’s talk about how you meet the world. The handshake is often the very first physical connection you make in a greeting. It’s your “silent introduction” before you even say a word.

How do you make it perfect? Remember the “Goldilocks” Rule:

1. Not too light: The “Dead Fish” handshake can come across as a lack of confidence. 2. Not too tight: The “Bone Crusher” can be intimidating (and painful!). 3. Just right: A firm, brief squeeze with full “web-to-web” contact.

Susan’s Pro-Tip: Always maintain eye contact and give a sincere smile. It shows you are genuinely happy to be in their presence.

Who is someone you’ve met whose handshake left a great impression? Let’s chat in the comments!