We asked some brilliant folks to tell us about the best advice they’ve ever given to a client and have highlighted some of the responses below.

Angela Das

There’s no one-size-fits-all advice….but I find that the “best” advice that I can give someone in the new parent space is to not give up on a hard day. Because *ooof* there are hard days. Remembering to breathe when things get tough, seek your resources when you need to (or before you think you need to!) and keep the long game in mind. Read more>>

Emilia Ridley

I had a client who struggled with painful cystic acne for years. She’d seen dermatologist and other skincare specialists, but never saw improvement— in fact, her skin got worse. When she found me she was desperate for a solution. After getting to know her history, it was clear that there was more to the picture. I got specific and asked her targeted questions that led me to the belief that she may have PCOS (Poly Cystic Ovarian Syndrome). She had this assumption many years ago, but was dismissed by a primary care physician who didn’t even take the measures to run the tests to rule out PCOS. Read more>>

Jennifer Hurvitz

My best advice to my clients is to NOT wait to date after a divorce or a breakup. And yes, I know this is not the “norm,” and it’s a bit controversial, but let me explain. Read more>>

Brittany Sharpe McCollum

Having been in the birth education and advocacy field for over sixteen years, I have the honor of working with newer and seasoned doulas in the role of a mentor. This allows me to support their work with their clients, impart knowledge and suggestions for making their clients’ births progress in a more positive and efficient manner, and create a sense of community and empowerment among colleagues as well as clients. Read more>>

Rose Lorenzen

The best advice I have given a client is to practice self-care. I believe it’s the one thing that seems to make the most difference in someone’s life. Self-care means doing what’s good for us- would be getting enough sleep, heating healthy food, drinking enough water daily, taking a warm bath, reading, going for a run, etc. Whatever makes you feel better and feels kind to you is helpful to improve your mental health. Read more>>