Lice Prevention Workshop
Knowledge, Prevention, Peace of Mind
A one‑hour workshop teaching parents and caregivers how to treat and prevent lice effectively, safely, and affordably.
The Problem
The New Reality
Across the U.S., schools and childcare programs no longer send children home for lice.CDC guidance states that children can remain in class even with active lice because lice does not spread disease.This shift has changed how families experience lice outbreaks.
Outbreaks now last longer, spread farther, and affect more families than ever before.Parents are told lice “isn’t a big deal,” yet they are dealing with repeated infestations at home.The gap between policy and real‑life experience is growing
Why Families Are Struggling
Most people were never taught how lice actually works.They were given products, panic, and conflicting advice — not accurate information.Parents are left trying to manage lice with:- outdated school policies
- inconsistent guidance
- fear‑based marketing
- chemical‑heavy products
- myths about spread and reinfestationThis creates confusion, frustration, and unnecessary stress.
The Industry Problem
For decades, families have been sold fear instead of education.Parents are told lice is dangerous, difficult to manage, drug-resistant, or impossible to handle without professional services.The more overwhelmed families feel, the more products they buy and the more services they book.The result is confusion, frustration, and an endless cycle of dependence.The Truth About Lice- Lice is predictable.
- Lice is manageable.
- Lice is not dangerous.Families do not need fear.
They need facts.They do not need marketing.
They need education.They do not need endless products and services.
They need practical knowledge that works.
Workshop Overview
Workshop Overview
Why This Class ExistsBecause parents deserve accurate information.Because schools need practical guidance.Because families need solutions that work in the real world.What You Will LearnThis one-hour workshop teaches parents and caregivers how lice actually works, not the myths, marketing, or outdated advice that often create confusion and unnecessary stress.Participants will learn:•The lice life cycle and why understanding it matters
•How lice spreads and what prevents it
- How to identify lice and nits correctly
- Practical comb-out and sectioning techniques
- Non-toxic management strategies
- Prevention methods for homes, schools, and group settings
- How to stop recurring reinfestation cyclesThe goal is simple: replace fear, confusion, and guesswork with knowledge, confidence, and practical skills.Group RequirementsWorkshops are offered to groups of 10-20 attendees. Larger organizations may schedule multiple sessions.Take-Home KitEach attendee receives a take-home kit that supports the prevention and management techniques taught during the workshop.
Services
In-Home Eradication & Hands-On CareDiscrete, gentle physical removal in the comfort of your home. No running meters, no toxic drugstore chemicals, and no panic.Standard Length ($100 | Sunday Priority $125)Hair sitting at or above the shoulders with average thickness. Full strand-by-strand mechanical clearance and coaching.Long or Dense Hair ($150 | Sunday Priority $175)Hair past the shoulder blades, thick braids, or dense textures requiring extended, detailed clearance.Diagnostic Scalp Checks ($25 | Sunday Priority $35)High-magnification visual and physical check. Fee is completely waived if treatment is performed on that person.Household Screening Included: Every full treatment includes complimentary visual checks for everyone else in the home so you know the full status of your household.
Booking Policies & HoursBooking Deposit: A $25 non-refundable deposit (via Zelle or Venmo) reserves your arrival window and is credited directly toward your service balance.Preparation: Hair must be clean, completely dry, and thoroughly brushed out before arrival so precision extraction can begin immediately.Service Hours: Monday – Thursday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM | Sunday: 8:00 AM – 8:00 PM (Priority Care)
Scheduling
Request a Workshop
REQUEST A WORKSHOPWorkshops are intentionally limited to 10-20 attendees per session to encourage discussion, questions, and hands-on learning.Individual bookings are not available.PRICING$30 per attendeeThis one-hour workshop provides practical, evidence-based education that helps caregivers understand how lice spreads, how to identify it correctly, how to prevent reinfestation, and how to respond with confidence instead of fear and confusion.Every attendee receives a take-home prevention kit and educational resources that support the techniques taught during the workshop, at no additional cost.MULTIPLE SESSIONSOrganizations with more than 20 attendees may schedule multiple workshops.To maintain the quality of instruction and keep sessions interactive, attendees may need to be distributed across multiple time slots. Groups are arranged as evenly as possible so that each session remains within the 10-20 attendee limit.SERVICE AREAWorkshops are currently available in East Texas.Groups in nearby areas may request scheduling based on availability.New service areas will be announced as expansion occurs.WHO CAN REQUEST A WORKSHOP- Schools
- Daycares
- Churches
- Community Centers
- Parent Groups
- Foster Networks
- Childcare Programs
- PTO/PTA Organizations
- Youth and Family ProgramsWHAT HAPPENS NEXTAfter submitting your request, you will receive a follow-up message to confirm:- Group size
- Location
- Preferred date range
- Number of sessions needed
- Any facility or scheduling considerationsIf multiple sessions are required, a schedule will be created to distribute attendees across workshops while maintaining the 10-20 participant limit for each session.Once details are confirmed, your workshop will be scheduled based on current regional availability.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the purpose of this workshop?
The purpose of this workshop is to provide clear, evidence-based education about head lice so caregivers can make informed decisions with confidence. Participants will learn how lice spread, how to identify them, common myths and misconceptions, prevention strategies, and the strengths and limitations of different management approaches. The focus is on education, not fear, sales, or product promotion.
Who is this workshop for?
This workshop is designed for parents, guardians, grandparents, teachers, childcare providers, school staff, youth leaders, and anyone responsible for the care of children. Whether you are dealing with a current lice concern or simply want to be prepared, the workshop provides practical, easy-to-understand information to help you respond with confidence.
What will I learn?
Participants will learn how head lice spread, how to identify lice and nits, common myths and misconceptions, practical prevention strategies, and how to evaluate information and treatment options with confidence. The workshop is designed to replace fear and confusion with clear, evidence-based knowledge that caregivers can use in real-world situations.
Are you selling lice products?
No. This workshop is educational and does not sell lice products, treatments, or equipment. While examples of products and tools may be discussed, they are presented for educational purposes only. The focus is on helping caregivers understand their options so they can make informed decisions based on knowledge rather than marketing.
Are you affiliated with any lice treatment companies?
No. I am not affiliated with, sponsored by, or compensated by any lice treatment company. This workshop is independent and focused solely on providing caregivers with unbiased, evidence-based education. Any products or tools discussed are presented as examples to support learning, not as endorsements.
Do you provide lice removal services?
Yes. While our core mission is group education and prevention, we provide discrete, gentle in-home eradication and parent coaching.We clear the hair strand-by-strand using specialized clinical micro-extraction instruments and a hypoallergenic, non-toxic conditioning slip.There are zero chemical neurotoxins, zero burning fumes, and zero guesswork.
Are you a traditional lice salon?
We're definitely not a traditional lice salon.Our focus is on education and empowerment, giving you the skills to manage head lice yourself.During our session, you can stand right there with me while I walk you through the entire process, so you're fully equipped to handle anything down the road.Of course, if you'd rather not deal with it, you can leave it all to me.
Do you offer virtual workshops?
Virtual workshops and online instructional content are currently in development to make head lice education accessible to everyone, no matter where they are.
What makes this workshop different from information found online?
There is a lot of information about head lice online—but finding accurate, practical information and knowing what to actually do with it can be overwhelming.This workshop brings the information together in one place and focuses on understanding, not just treating. Caregivers have the opportunity to learn in an interactive, hands-on environment, ask questions, work through real-world situations, and gain the confidence to make informed decisions when lice show up.Rather than sending you home with another list of things to search for, this workshop is designed to help you understand the why behind what you’re doing—and how to apply that knowledge in real life.
Why is lice education important?
Because head lice are often surrounded by fear, embarrassment, misinformation, and unnecessary stress.When caregivers understand what lice are, how they spread, how to recognize them, and what steps actually matter, they can respond calmly and confidently instead of relying on myths or overwhelming themselves with unnecessary measures.Lice education also helps caregivers know what to look for, make informed decisions about treatment, and reduce the chance of common mistakes that can make an already stressful situation even more frustrating.Knowledge turns a stressful situation into one you can handle.
Can pets spread head lice?
No. Head lice are human-specific parasites and do not live on or infest pets. Your dog, cat, or other household pets cannot catch or spread human head lice.If someone in your household has head lice, there is no need to treat your pets for head lice. The focus should remain on the affected person and the appropriate steps for managing the infestation.