Published Works
The first books ever written from inside this field.
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Vol. I · Co-Authored · 2022
Healthcare Beauticians Training Manual: On the Job Mastery Made Easy
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The beauty industry forgot about patients. Patricia didn't. Since 1979, she has carried her work into nursing homes, hospices, hospitals — the rooms the rest of the beauty world never enters.
Grooming neglect in healthcare is an epidemic.
She has been fighting it since 1979.
Patricia Pingitore has spent four decades in the rooms the rest of the beauty industry never enters — nursing homes, hospices, dementia wards, children's hospitals. She is the first person to write a book about it, and she is not done.
She carries the salon to patients the world has stopped seeing.
Patricia's clients cannot come to her. They are in beds, in chairs, in rooms that smell of antiseptic. They have Alzheimer's disease, or are recovering from surgery, or are in the final weeks of their lives. The act of washing someone's hair, of making them look and feel like themselves again — Patricia has understood for 47 years that this is not a luxury. This is dignity. This is care. This is healing.
A free call. That's how it starts. No pressure, no pitch — just a conversation.
"If this work sounds like something you or your team needs, I would like to hear about you."
"Patricia changed the way our entire staff thinks about patient dignity. She does not lecture — she shows you, and it stays with you."
"In twenty years of hospice work I had never seen a training that moved staff to tears for the right reasons. She gave our aides something they will carry forever."
"We booked one session and ended up bringing her back three times. The families notice. The residents notice. The work speaks for itself."
