UkuBusters Head Lice Check and Education Day
The Best Possible Help for Your school
Facts of Lice Interactive Presentation $295
Learn the myths of head lice removal
Learn about what works and what does not
Learn how to save months of doing needless laundry
Learn how to avoid chemicals or pesticides -and why we need to avoid them
See the ineffective tools compared to the professional grade tools
Learn about the importance of a No Nit Policy at your school or daycare or camp
Learn to how to prevent head lice effectively – there are a few ways
See how one “nitpicks effectively” and what is needed to do that effectively
See a live demonstration on our professional delousing method on a volunteer child or adult (preferably with lice), or Karen will demonstrate on her own hair.
Find out how to cure your own head lice infestation all by yourself.
Learn the 5 minute weekly Prevention Trick. Length: 1 hour 30 minutes
Head Check and Nit Identification Training: $195
Attendees will learn how to tell the difference between a nit and the nit look-alikes.
(DEC plugs, hair casts, and dandruff).
Learn how to do a thorough head lice check.
Learn how to do a head check in a highly effective manner. Learn what equipment is useful. Learn how to tell between an old infestation and a current one.
Principals, administration staff, teachers, health aids and parents are encouraged to attend.
With the training complete, the attendees can then start screening all students that day, using UkuBusters system and printed materials. The more volunteers or school staff in attendance to participate in the Training and school wide screening, the faster the entire school population can be screened. After the training, UkuBusters Screening is $55 an hour.
UkuBusters Head lice screening at schools, Camps and Daycares $55 an hour after the Training
Head Checks at Schools, Camps and Daycares
Charge of person $6 a head to be thoroughly screened for evidence of a head lice infestation. OR $55 an hour. Your choice.
Mini Parent Training Teach-In $100
At time of the child’s pick-up at the end of school, in 30 minutes, parents are shown how to quickly remove the lice without using pesticides or pesticide sprays – or chopping off hair or shaving the hair. They will see a live demostration of the UkuBusters lice removal process. Time after for Questions and Answers.
UkuBusters Puppet Show $50
3 minute Puppet show for children and parents on the sadness and despair associated with head lice, and a simplified teaching of How To Get Them Uut of Your hair. Songs, and easy lesson on how to cure head lice. Suitable for ages 2 and 109.
Show is adjusted to main age of audience.
Lice Removal at School – $55 an hour
When at least two of the trained volunteer head checkers are confident in their ability to identify nits correctly, we can, (with a parent or custodians written permission), provide our nit removal service for a child who would most benefit from this gentle and fun head lice removal service. It would be best if the parent was present, so they too could join in the fun and get screened, and get rid of the lice in their hair too. The PTA or another group could fund this service.
School Loan out Program of professional-grade nit removal Kits. (Kits vary in size. Please inquire)
It only makes sense to provide your parents with the tools so they can cure their children.
In home Nit Removal Service: $45 an hour, plus $7 a head for screening and supplies
Please note, prices subject to change.
School Lice Team Testimonials
“We are so happy with the head check training you provided our school. Much to my alarm, I learned that there have been many children I have sent home in the past whom I thought had nits but who actually did not have lice at all. Barbara, Diane and myself now feel confident to teach the other mothers how to tell the difference between the hair casts, DEC plugs and nits, and how to do a head check in a much more effective way.
Thanks again. ”
- Sarah Sandler, Toronto, Ontario, Canada
“I am extremely grateful for your training of our lice committee. We now feel confident in making a proper diagnosis, and learned a lot. The school parents are thrilled with your Lice Removal Kit loan out program. The mothers are reporting that it is much easier with those tools. With only 10 cases in over 400 students, we are going to be just fine this semester.”
- Denise Browning Thornhill, Ontario, Canada
Why Correct Nit Identification is Crucial
1. Here on Kauai: A medical doctor had a look at a 5 year old girl’s hair and didn’t really know for sure if the child had nits or not. ( The girl was so tiny. She must have weighed 40 pounds). However, even though he could not tell the difference and was unsure if they were nits or not, he prescribed the pesticide Kwell containing Lindane. The mother used it once or twice on her very small child and was exposed to it herself through her hands AS SHE DID NOT WEAR GLOVES WHEN APPLYING THE LINDANE AS SHE IS SUPPOSED TO DO.
I suggested to her that she cut off some hairs with the suspected nits and provide them to me. The ‘nits’ were not nits at all. (her samples on file)
2.
I had a 10 minute phone consultation with a woman over a year ago, who for five years had been in a war against ‘nits’ in her daughter’s hair.
She had been told five years ago, (at a school in Canada), that those white oval things attached to her daughter’s hair were nits – and they certainly would look that way to the untrained eye. So…
The woman had spent the first two years repeatedly applying the recommended head lice pesticides on her daughter and doing the nitpicking, washing, cleaning etc etc…
But still the nits persisted. So, for the last three years, she had switched to natural non-pesticidal lice treatments.
She had been in a living nightmare doing battle against head lice for 5 years, nitpicking, using pesticides repeatedly, and doing loads of laundry and linen changing, till she heard of LiceBusters.
I was able to ascertain in a couple of minutes, that she had been misdiagnosed from the very start.
How did I reach that conclusion? Simple. In all those years, she had not once seen a head louse, nor had she seen a brown ‘nit’. End of her lice nightmare.
3. At the end of one of my presentations, a woman came up to me with her 7 year old girl, and showed me the nits in her daughter’s hair. They were not nits but DEC plugs.
She had been repeatedly been putting pesticides on the child’s head for 6 months.