The things that have been accumulating — handled. When challenges come up, we tackle them together or you hand them to me. Either way, they get resolved.
A small practice. A personal relationship. A conversation to begin.
Begin a conversation"Your days belong to you. I handle what's been getting in the way of living them."
"I looked at her friends and saw the same thing — the same weekly challenges standing between them and the life they wanted more of. This is where I can help."
Christy PrunierShe has spent a lifetime doing what people do in Greenwich when they love where they live — raising a family, showing up for the schools, working and volunteering in the community, making the kind of positive difference that doesn't get noticed because so many people around her are simply doing it too.
At an age when many people have stepped back, she has not. Her days are full of the things that matter most: her friends, her family, her grandchildren, her workouts, her book club, her faith community — and everything that comes with sixty years of building a life here.
But a full life generates its own complexity. Some weeks it's a Medicare explanation that doesn't add up. Others it's a contractor who hasn't called back, an appointment that needs preparing for, a document she can't locate. A tech situation that started as a minor frustration and quietly consumed an entire morning. These things accumulate, bringing with them an anxiety that shouldn't be any part of her day.
Sometimes we sit down together and work through her list side by side. Other times she asks if I would just handle it — and I do. Both are exactly right. She gets to choose.
A few hours with me and her list, and I watch the weight lift from her shoulders.
The joy returns.
I was born and raised here in Greenwich. After a career in the film industry in Hollywood and founding a skincare company in New York, I returned to Greenwich with my husband to be closer to my parents and raise our three children. Now, as an empty nester with time and a deep appreciation for people in this chapter of life, I've built a practice around one conviction: that people at this stage deserve to spend their days on what they love, rather than managing the friction.
What I do requires problem-solving, not just effort. There is always something on a client's list that many don't care to navigate or don't know how. This is where I step in: identifying who to call, what to say, when to press harder, and seeing it through.
The forms, the calls, the follow-ups that have been piling up. I take notes, ask the right questions, and make sure nothing falls through the cracks.
Your home should work for you. I coordinate the repairs, projects, and transitions that have been pending, leaving your space exactly the way you want it.
I make your devices work as they should. Patience, clarity, no judgment. Technology should be useful. Not a source of dread.
For adult children and relatives who live at a distance. I'm a trusted, present person who keeps families informed, clearly and directly, while honoring the independence of the person whose life it is.
A note on discretion. Every client relationship is held in complete confidence. What happens in our sessions stays there. Always.
"You stay the expert on your own life. I handle what's been getting in the way of living it."
The practice, in a sentence
My father was a beloved physician in Greenwich, devoted to his patients for fifty years. He understood that medical situations can become more complicated than expected. He always encouraged his patients to have someone beside them to manage the case: taking notes, listening carefully, making sure nothing gets missed.
That is the only way I work. What you need, what matters, what should stay exactly as it is: those decisions remain yours. I bring the follow-through — the calls made, the forms filed, the contractors held accountable, the appointments prepared for. Whether you want to be involved at every step or simply hear back when it's done, the standard is the same.
It keeps you at the center of your own story. Which is exactly where you belong.
They are active, engaged, and entirely themselves. They are simply finding that the administrative and logistical layer of life has started to take more time and energy than it should.
This is practical, personal support built on local knowledge, professional experience, and dedicated investment in your daily life, from someone who grew up here and has known this community her whole life.
I work with a deliberately small number of clients. Every relationship begins with a conversation — no obligation, just a direct exchange about how I could help.
You found this because you love someone who is managing well but occasionally hits friction you are too far away to help with. I work with families the same way I work with clients: directly, clearly, and with complete discretion. I can be the trusted, nearby person keeping you informed and your parent at the center, without anyone feeling that something has been taken from them.
"I stopped dreading my inbox. That sounds like a small thing. It isn't."
Suzanne · Greenwich, CT
A complimentary 45-minute conversation, in person or by phone, at your convenience. No paperwork, no preliminary process.
Thank you for reaching out. I will be in touch within 24 hours.
So you can get on with what matters most.