Work With PS Unlimited
Consulting and strategy led by Patrice Sterling to strengthen caregiver support, elevate lived experience, and improve how organizations serve families especially within Sickle Cell Disease communities.
Where the work lives
Three pillars of practice
Every engagement draws from these areas, sometimes one, often all three, always in service of the families at the center.
Caregiver Support & Advocacy Strategy
Building support systems, education pathways, and community building efforts that hold caregivers up, not just the patients they care for.
Patient & Family Voice Integration
Gathering, honoring, and applying lived experience so programs and services are built with families not assumed on their behalf.
Speaking + Training for Teams
Workshops, staff education, and facilitated sessions that translate lived experience into practical, everyday competence for your team.
Ways to work together
Three ways in, one goal
Whichever entry point fits your organization, every engagement starts with the same intake process so the strategy is built on your reality, not a template.
Offer A
Advisory Session (single session)
- Includes pre-call intake
- session
- action recap
Offer B
Project-Based Consulting
- Scope
- timeline
- deliverables
- stakeholder
- alignment
Offer C
Monthly Retainer
- Ongoing
- strategy
- partnership
Process
Every engagement advisory, project, or retainer moves through the same four stages, so nothing is built on guesswork.
Intake
We start by listening to your context, your constraints, and what "success" needs to look like for the people you serve.
Strategy
A clear plan grounded in lived experience and organizational reality, not a generic framework applied from the outside.
Build
The plan becomes real programs, training, materials, and structures your team can actually use.
Sustain
Support doesn't end at delivery. We build in the follow-through so the work holds after the engagement closes.
PATRICE STERLING UNLIMITED
Let’s talk about Advocacy,
Caregiving, and your child
with Sickle Cell Disease