Jennifer Abrams Consulting provides workshops, keynotes, individual and team coaching, professional development design and consultative support nationally and internationally to public and independent schools, hospitals, universities and non-profits.

On Zoom or In Person

Jennifer is doing workshops on Zoom and is now travelling in person worldwide! Contact her to design a professional learning experience for your school, district or Board.

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My Work

In this welcome video, Jennifer shares a bit about her work with adult to adult communications in schools and the launch of her newest book, Stretching Your Learning Edges: Growing (Up) at Work.

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Where in the world was Jennifer?

Doha, Qatar
May 31, 2024

Jennifer over 2 days in Doha worked with administrators and educators throughout Qatar Foundation’s academies. She was hosted by QF’s Education Development Institute.

Doha, Qatar
May 29, 2024

Jennifer facilitated a Having Hard Conversations session for faculty and administration at the Doha British School Ain Khalid Campus.

Praise for Jennifer

“A thousand things are unspoken, implicit, buried in our educational lives. The invisibility of issues enforces the ineffective status quo. Change–personal, educational, institutional–requires that we speak OUT LOUD about what we know and believe. Jennifer Abrams brings decades of experience and years of training across the world to this usually overlooked essential act of finding our effective voice about what matters around learning.”

Eric Booth, renowned art educator and author of Tending the Perennials: The Art and Spirit of a Personal Religion and The Everyday Work of Art: Awakening the Extraordinary in Your Daily Life

More Testimonials

“Our conversations invent us. Through our speech and our silence, we become smaller or larger selves, we diminish or enhance the other person, and we narrow or expand the possibilities between us. How we use our voice determines the quality of our relationships, who we are in the world, and what the world can be and might become. Clearly, a lot is at stake here.”

– Harriet Lerner, The Dance of Connection