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Private One-to-One Consultations

Educating Matters offers flexible, private one-to-one consultations — in person, by phone, remotely or via workplace ‘clinics’ — designed to support working parents and carers with any specific challenges around child education, parenting or balancing work and family life.

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Why Choose One-to-One Consultations?

Personalised Support for Real-Life Parenting & Family Challenges

  • Private, tailored coaching for parents and carers

  • Flexible delivery: in person, phone, remote or workplace-clinic

  • Focused help with children’s education, behaviour, routines and family dynamics

  • Ideal for busy families needing specific advice, not full courses
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Get personalised guidance that fits your family, your schedule and your real everyday challenges.

What Does a Parenting Consultation Involve?

A consultation is a private, one-to-one session — delivered face-to-face, via phone or online — offering personalised guidance tailored to your family’s needs. It gives parents and carers the chance to explore specific issues, gain clarity and access advice relevant to their child’s situation or family dynamic.

Why Might a Family Choose a Consultation Instead of a Course?

Some parents don’t have time for full courses, while others need targeted support for a particular issue. A consultation allows them to address one concern — such as bedtime routines, behaviour challenges, school issues or sibling conflict — without committing to a whole programme. It’s also useful as a follow-up after a course, or when new challenges arise.

What Kind of Issues Can Consultations Help With?

Consultations cover a wide range of topics, including:

Education — e.g. lack of interest in reading, concentration problems, academic motivation, school suitability, under- or over-stretching, friends/social issues, need for extra support or tutoring.

General Parenting & Family Dynamics — e.g. children not listening, sibling rivalry, differing parenting styles between caregivers, morning or bedtime chaos, screen time limits, setting boundaries and consequences, and overall routines.

How Can Consultations Help Working Parents and Carers?

A consultation offers personalised, realistic strategies — tailored to busy working lives. It helps parents and carers:

  • Understand what might underlie a child’s behaviour or emotional state

  • Establish manageable routines and structure at home

  • Improve communication and consistency with children

  • Navigate tricky parenting dilemmas (school issues, sibling conflict, routine struggles)

  • Balance parenting responsibilities with work commitments — reducing stress and emotional burden

This individualised support can bring clarity, calm and confidence to family life, making it easier for employees to be present, focused and engaged at work.

What Delivery Options Are Available?

Educating Matters offers consultations in multiple formats to suit different needs and schedules:

  • In-person sessions (where feasible)

  • Telephone or video consultations for convenience

  • Workplace ‘clinics’ — sessions held during work hours or after work for employees

  • Flexible timing: day or evening appointments depending on availability
    This flexibility ensures that consultations are accessible for busy parents, carers, and working professionals. (Educating Matters)

Who Are These Consultations For?

These consultations are ideal for:

  • Working parents and carers needing flexible, one-off advice or ongoing support

  • Families dealing with a specific challenge or life transition (e.g. behaviour issues, school changes, sibling conflict, blended family dynamics)

  • Employees who can’t commit to full courses but want expert, practical guidance

Organisations seeking to offer private support as part of employee wellbeing or benefits packages

What Outcomes Can You Expect from a Consultation?

With thoughtful, personalised support, consultations often lead to:

  • Clearer routines, calmer mornings/evenings and better family structure

  • Improved relationships, communication and understanding within the family

  • Reduced stress, frustration and emotional overload for parents and carers

  • Enhanced confidence and parenting capacity — even under pressure

More balanced home life, which supports better focus, productivity and wellbeing at work

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Testimonials

Meet Rachel Vecht

Founder of Educating Matters, Rachel has over 25 years’ experience supporting families and workplaces. A former primary school teacher and lecturer, and a mother of four, she combines deep professional training with real-life experience.

She has delivered practical, interactive sessions to tens of thousands of employees worldwide — helping organisations create inclusive cultures, stronger engagement and more resilient teams.

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Cost

Pricing depends on the session type, group size and whether it’s delivered online or in person. Most organisations book a one-hour session with Q&A, but longer workshops and programmes are available.

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Delivery Options

Sessions can be delivered live online, in person (UK), or as hybrid events. Recordings and follow-up resources can also be provided.

Who It’s For

Ideal for employees, managers, HR teams and parent/carer networks looking for practical, supportive guidance.

Frequently Asked Questions

What kinds of consultations are available?

We offer one-on-one consultations in person, by phone, remotely, or via workplace-based ‘clinics’, according to your preference and availability. (Educating Matters)

Who can benefit from a consultation?

Any parent, carer or caregiver looking for support — whether they are dealing with immediate issues or just want guidance on parenting, education or work–life balance.

Do I need to attend a full course first?

No. Consultations are available independently and can be used whether or not you’ve taken any previous courses. They are especially useful for targeted, one-off support.

Can we address more than one issue in a session?

Yes — but we recommend focusing on one key issue per session for clarity and effectiveness. If needed, follow-up sessions can be arranged.

Is it possible to have multiple consultations over time?

Yes — consultations can be booked as needed: for single issues, follow-up support, or ongoing guidance as family needs evolve.

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info@educatingmatters.co.uk
020 7604 4922

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