Torah-Based Chinuch
Chinuch Compass helps Torah-observant mothers lead their homes with clarity and calm authority — so children experience themselves as capable, valued, and deeply good. Torah-rooted, relationship-centered, and built for real family life.
Who this is for
Chinuch Compass integrates Torah hashkafa with the Nurtured Heart Approach and practical, real-life parenting tools — so you can lead with clarity, calm authority, and hope, not fear or escalation.
The Chinuch Compass Approach
Chinuch Compass helps parents:
The goal is helping children increasingly experience themselves as capable, valued, and deeply good.
Start where you are
A path, not a menu — start with the Mini-Series, explore private guidance, or join the weekly note.
Primary offer · Available now
Start with the Chinuch Compass Mini-Series
Five recorded classes exploring the Torah-rooted perspectives at the heart of the Chinuch Compass approach — helping mothers see their children more clearly and parent with greater intention.
Explore the Mini-Series1:1 guidance
Looking for individualized support?
I work privately with a limited number of mothers through three-month Chinuch Compass guidance packages.
Inquire About Private GuidanceFlagship program · Next cohort TBD
The Mindset & Method
The next Chinuch Compass Foundations cohort is not currently open for enrollment. Join the interest list to be notified when the next cohort opens.
Join the Foundations Interest ListFree · Weekly
A short, honest Torah-based parenting note each week
The gentlest way to start. A quiet weekly presence in your inbox to keep you close to the work.
Join Weekly Chinuch TorahNot sure which one fits you right now? Take the 2-minute quiz and I’ll point you at your first honest step.
About
M.Ed. · Certified Nurtured Heart Approach® Trainer
I'm a mother of seven and have worked in chinuch for many years.
I help parents move out of cycles of frustration and power struggles — especially when what they're trying isn't working.
My work focuses on helping parents shift from reacting to behavior to building their child from within.
“Every challenging child deserves to be understood. Every parent deserves the confidence to know how to respond.”
— Sirkie Rothman
Read My StoryParent Experiences
My 13-year-old said to me last night, ‘Mommy, I’m actually a really good kid, right?’ I just held her. A few weeks ago she was telling me she was the worst kid in the family. Nothing changed except how I started seeing her — from your weekly emails.
I’ve already shared this with so many people who are amazed at the novelty of plain positivity.
Today I noticed one of my kids doing a few things that normally I would have to ask and nudge for… and she also thanked me for a few things that I did for her that would normally not have been noticed.
The most amazing part is showing the children their greatness, which I had not realized how to do on my own.
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