You're booked.

Before we meet, here's what you need to know.

RECORDING CONSENT
I'd like to record our call — video, or audio only if you prefer. The reason is for you: it lets me give you written feedback tied to exact moments ("at 4:12, here's what happened"), and that timestamped record is one of the most useful things you'll walk away with.

HOW I'LL USE THE RECORDING
— Your video link and full results come within 24 hours.
— The recording is stored securely and privately. Your name, email, and results stay between us.
— It's deleted after 90 days, unless you become a student.

You'll confirm your recording preference at the start of the call. If you'd rather not be recorded, the call still happens — you just won't have the recording afterward.

ONE ASK — AND ONE SETUP NOTE
Come with the one question you're dreading most about this whole process — the one that, if it came up in the real interview, would drop your stomach. That's the one we'll run. Fifteen minutes on the thing you're actually afraid of beats 45 minutes on the things you're not.

Make sure your internet is solid and you're somewhere you can talk out loud, at full volume. A parked car works. A closed room works. A café does not.

‍ ‍— Abraham Castellanos, RDH, CELTA
Founder, Dentalengua