Make it Simple.

How can I go green?

With Green on the Inside, you will learn how to become a master at living green, being good to yourself and your body, and being good to the earth.

We might think that green living means taking away the things that we enjoy to live a stripped down, sterile life. Or we think it may be difficult to change our ingrained habits, and cost too much to start buying green or organic products. However, learning to live a greener life can be very simple, cost effective, and great for your health.

Green on the Inside specializes in helping people create healthy and sustainable living and working spaces, and teaching them how to live green, every day.

We offer:

- in-depth one on one consultations with homeowners and    businesses
- research on special topics and products
- public presentations and workshops
- access to green specialists and materials

"There are safe chemicals, and there are unsafe chemicals. Our problem today is that we really don't know which is which." -Jeffrey Hollender

Evaluations and Consultations can include:

- Creating healthy indoor air quality
- Learning how furniture, carpets, and other materials in the      home and workplace may contribute to health and      environmental issues
- Examining toxins in cleaning and bodycare products and      choosing healthier alternatives
- Choosing green options for building, renovating, and replacing      current materials with healthy, eco-friendly alternatives
- Becoming more energy efficient in your home, office, or       building
- Decreasing the waste you produce and the amount you       consume
- Simple every day choices you can make that truly help your      health, your community, and the earth

You choose what to focus on.

Green on the Inside works to increase each individual's positive impact on the earth and on ourselves. A consultation will leave you with the tools, knowledge and resources you need to make it happen, everyday.

Feel free to contact us for special requests, projects or presentations.

"Nobody made a greater mistake than he who did nothing because he could do only a little." -Edmund Burke