A quiet place
to put things
in order.

The educator sits with you and walks through a prepared category list — documents such as passports, household contracts, insurance papers, and so on. Together you note where each type of document is currently stored. By the end of the session you have a single printed page summarising this. Nothing is moved, judged, or interpreted — the index simply records what is where.

Yes. Sessions are conducted in English and can accommodate households with mixed language backgrounds. The materials provided are in English, and the educator can work alongside a household member who translates where helpful.

The three sessions cover structured frameworks for conversation: how to open a topic, how to listen actively, how to summarise what was said, and how to close the conversation with clarity. You'll practise these frameworks with written prompts and light role-play. These are communication tools only — the educator does not advise on personal family circumstances.

The educator helps you organise and label documents into a folder system, but you remain in control of all materials throughout. Nothing leaves the home, and the educator does not review document contents beyond what you choose to share for labelling purposes.

Scheduling is handled with flexibility. If a week needs to be skipped or rescheduled, we can usually accommodate this with reasonable notice. The programme is designed to move at the household's pace rather than a fixed calendar.

Each workshop has a set fee in Thai Baht — ฿4,500 for the Household Index Session, ฿13,500 for the Co-Parenting Conversation Series, and ฿26,200 for the Family Records Coordination Program. These are inclusive of all materials and visits described in each programme outline. Payment details are shared at the time of booking.