Emotional Well-being Consulting for Families in New York
Maison Mansouri Consulting supports families across New York with discreet, psychologically informed guidance tailored to the unique demands of internationally mobile households. Many of the families we serve divide their time between New York, Europe, and the Arab Gulf. Based in Boston, Maison Mansouri Consulting serves families in New York through private consultation, hybrid support, and in-residence advisory when appropriate.
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Our work strengthens emotional well-being, fosters healthy family dynamics and helps children feel grounded and supported amid complex, fast-moving environments. Whether a family is based on the Upper East Side, in Tribeca or across several residences, we offer a steady presence that integrates seamlessly into the rhythm of New York life.
Areas of Focus
We offer thoughtful, evidence-informed consulting for families navigating emotional or behavioral challenges, attention or sensory differences, developmental needs, or household transitions. Many New York families we work with manage global travel schedules, intense academic environments, multiple caregivers, or demanding professional commitments. Our approach brings steadiness and structure to these settings by strengthening daily routines, improving communication among caregivers, and offering strategies that help children feel supported, understood, and confident.
Our Approach
Our consulting blends clinical insight with practical, family-centered guidance delivered through remote and scheduled in-person visits. We collaborate closely with parents, caregivers, nannies, tutors, and private educators to create consistent expectations and aligned support around a child’s emotional and developmental needs. New York families often engage us for remote advisory, hybrid consulting, or short-term in-residence support during periods of transition, heightened stress, or increased household complexity. Our work provides steady, attuned leadership within households navigating global mobility and high demands.
