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Education Advisors LLC Provides behavior classroom supports as well as professional development seminars for all staff

10/07/2026

POV: Your classroom has that one kid who makes you rethink everything you learned about behavior. šŸŒ¶ļøšŸ˜‚

That’s where I come in.

I help educators figure out the why behind the behavior and give you practical strategies you can actually use—not three weeks from now, but tomorrow.

So when your spicy nugget starts getting extra spicy… just remember, you know a girl. šŸ˜‰

Challenging behaviors keeping you on your toes? Let’s add some new tools to your toolbox! 🧰I’m excited to be presenting ...
10/07/2026

Challenging behaviors keeping you on your toes? Let’s add some new tools to your toolbox! 🧰

I’m excited to be presenting at BER’s Dealing Effectively with Challenging Behaviors live online conference!

šŸ“… December 9–10, 2026
šŸ’» Join from wherever you are
ā° Begins at 9:00 a.m. Eastern

Choose from 21 practical sessions designed for K–12 educators, paraprofessionals, counselors, and administrators.

I’ll be sharing strategies for identifying behavior triggers, creating proactive classrooms, and recognizing the positive behaviors we want to see more often. Plus, you’ll receive a digital resource handbook with materials from every session!

Ready for ideas you can bring back to your classroom? Explore the sessions and register: https://at.ber.org/ND6

Tag a colleague who would love to join you! šŸ‘‡

10/06/2026

šŸŒ¶ļø Your spicy nuggets are looking for attention… so let’s give it to them BEFORE they have to misbehave to get it.

Sometimes the win is big. Sometimes it’s lining up, getting out a book, sharpening a pencil… or simply not rolling their eyes at you. šŸ˜‚

Call it out. Praise it. Be specific.

The more positive attention we give for the behaviors we want to see, the less students need to seek that attention in ways that derail the classroom.

✨ Stop spinning your wheels reacting to behavior. Start investing that energy in noticing what’s going right.

Try it tomorrow: Find that student who usually gets your attention for the wrong reasons and catch them doing something right.

09/23/2026

✨ Just a friendly little reminder today: You are a GREAT teacher. ā¤ļø

It’s so easy to get caught up in the trenches of it all—the behaviors, the paperwork, the endless to-do lists, and those days when nothing seems to go quite as planned.

But don’t lose sight of this:

You care.
You show up.
You keep trying.
And the children in your classroom are better because YOU are there.

So on the hard days, give yourself a little grace and remember—you’re doing important work, even when it doesn’t feel like it. ā¤ļø

Tag a teacher who might need this reminder today. šŸ‘‡

09/21/2026

How do I recharge as a busy mom and entrepreneur? šŸ’›

The truth is, I’m still figuring that out.

Running a business, traveling, presenting, consulting, creating—and still being Mom—means there isn’t always a perfect moment to stop and recharge.

So sometimes, recharging looks like simply taking a breath. Slowing down for a minute. Looking around at the life I’ve built and remembering why I started Education Advisors in the first place.

I get to help educators see behavior differently. I get to walk into classrooms, offer real strategies, and help create environments where both students and teachers can be more successful.

And then I get to come home and be Mom.

It’s busy. It’s messy. And some weeks, the balance is definitely more of a juggling act. šŸ˜‚

But taking a moment to appreciate the life I’ve created—and the people I get to help along the way—is one of the best ways I know to recharge. šŸ’›

09/17/2026

šŸŒ¶ļø After traveling around Vermont, I discovered that early childhood centers all have ONE thing in common… SPICY NUGGETS. šŸ˜‚

You know the ones. The little learners with BIG behaviors who keep you thinking, adapting, and sometimes wondering, ā€œOkay… what do I try next?ā€

That’s where I come in.

I don’t believe in consulting that ends with a report full of suggestions that sound great on paper. I work alongside your team to figure out why behaviors are happening and give educators practical, realistic supports they can actually put into place tomorrow.

If your center has a few šŸŒ¶ļø spicy nuggets šŸŒ¶ļø and your staff is ready for real consulting, real support, and strategies that actually fit your classrooms, let’s talk.

šŸ‘‰ Reach out to schedule a free consultation and learn how Education Advisors can support your program.

šŸ„‰ **We can finally share the news: Education Advisors is a 2026 Best of the 603 BRONZE WINNER!** šŸ„‰Three years ago, Educa...
09/10/2026

šŸ„‰ **We can finally share the news: Education Advisors is a 2026 Best of the 603 BRONZE WINNER!** šŸ„‰

Three years ago, Education Advisors started with one person, one idea, and a goal of providing educators with practical, meaningful strategies they could actually use in their classrooms.

Today, we get to add **award-winning business** to the story. ā¤ļø

This recognition from Best of the 603, Manchester Media Group, and WZID Manchester is especially meaningful because Education Advisors was originally nominated by one of our clients. To know that the educators, schools, families, and communities we serve then took the time to vote and support this small business means more than I can put into words.

And while you often see ā€œweā€ on this page, here’s a little behind-the-scenes truth: **Education Advisors is a team of one.**

Every professional development seminar, classroom observation, resource, consultation, email, presentation, social media post, website update, and mile driven to a school somewhere in New England comes from one very grateful educational consultant who took a chance on herself three years ago. 😊

To be recognized alongside our fellow winners, Club Z! Tutoring of NH and White Birch Educational Services, is an incredible honor. Congratulations to both of you! šŸŽ‰ It is pretty amazing to see organizations dedicated to supporting students, educators, and families recognized across New Hampshire.

Most importantly, **thank you.**

Thank you to the client who nominated Education Advisors. Thank you to everyone who voted. Thank you to every school, district, early childhood center, organization, educator, and family who has trusted Education Advisors over these past three years.

This business has grown because of your support, your referrals, your recommendations, and your willingness to invite me into your schools and classrooms.

There is still so much more ahead.

But today, we’re celebrating this one. šŸ„‰ā¤ļø

hildren deserve books that help them feel understood—not defined by a diagnosis.On Saturday, September 19, I will be at ...
09/09/2026

hildren deserve books that help them feel understood—not defined by a diagnosis.

On Saturday, September 19, I will be at Bookery Manchester for a special reading of My Boy and His ADHD: A Dog’s Perspective. Told through the eyes of a child’s dog, the book offers young readers a compassionate and strength-based way to understand ADHD.

As an educator, educational consultant, author, and parent of children with ADHD, I wrote this story to help children recognize that their brains may work differently—and that those differences can come with incredible strengths.

The free, one-hour event will include:

• A read-aloud
• Family activities and crafts
• A meet-and-greet and conversation with the author

Saturday, September 19 | 11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
Bookery Manchester | 844 Elm Street, Manchester, NH

Educators, families, and community members are all welcome. I would be grateful if you shared this event with anyone who supports or loves a child with ADHD.

09/04/2026

Behind every child with ADHD is often a parent doing a thousand things no one else sees. šŸ’›

The reminders.
The routines.
The school emails.
The homework negotiations.
The appointments.
The research.
The advocating.

The worrying about whether you’re doing too much…or somehow not enough.

And then waking up the next day and doing it all over again.

Parenting a child with ADHD can be incredibly rewarding—but it can also be exhausting in ways that are hard to explain to someone who hasn’t lived it.
So if you’re in a season where you’re tired, overwhelmed, or questioning yourself, I hope you remember this:

Your child doesn’t need a perfect parent. They need someone who keeps showing up, keeps learning, keeps advocating, and keeps loving them exactly as they are. ā¤ļø

And some days, that is more than enough.

Save this for the hard days—or share it with an ADHD parent who might need to hear it today. šŸ’•

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