Many people have different perspectives on what a hand puppet is or could be. You might see it as a technical skill, an object performing tricks to elicit reactions, or perhaps something more. What if you could view a puppet as a unique character, one that effortlessly forms genuine connections—often with children—that you couldn't forge any other way?

That's how I see it. To me, a hand puppet isn't just about technique or tricks; it's a full-fledged character that allows me to connect in ways I couldn't otherwise. A puppet can have its own voice, its own ambitions, and a genuine curiosity about the world. It's not an act or a role-play; it's an entirely different role from my own, and one that opens doors to remarkable connections and possibilities. Does that resonate with you?

I understand how daunting it can be to regularly engage with your puppet, particularly when past experiences haven't lived up to your hopes. I want to help you break that cycle. Many puppets sit unused on shelves for reasons that are easily fixable. Often, a slight tweak in your approach or a simple rephrasing can produce different—and better—results. Let me guide you to experience these transformative shifts.

Using a hand puppet effectively isn't a walk in the park; it often takes courage to take that first step. You might feel exposed, under a spotlight, or simply uncomfortable with your puppet. It might seem easier to leave the puppet on the shelf, but is that really what you want?

Wouldn't you prefer to venture out, even if it's one small step at a time? Especially when you have the guidance of someone who has navigated these challenges countless times before?