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There's a popular theme right now among homeschoolers that is basically "if kids didn't have to sit at a desk all day they wouldn't have ADHD". It's infuriating. Here's the truth: 🌟 ADHD symptoms can be more easily managed in a homeschool setting, but they don't vanish. Ask any homeschooled child with ADHD or a parent raising one (like me). 🌟 ADHD is diagnosed at higher rates and younger ages than ever before. That doesn't mean it's not real. That's because researchers know a lot more about it AND a high prevalence of screens and early schooling is contributing to false ADHD symptoms. It would be more helpful for these people to say "sometimes people think their child has a neurological disfunction, but before ADHD testing, it might be helpful to see if those symptoms improve with environmental change" instead of just discounting a medical fact. If you're homeschooling an ADHD kid share in the comments or messages what you think about this current trend! - - #adhd #adhdkids #homeschoolingADHD #homeschool #homeschooling #homeschoolcontent #homeschooladvocate #homeschoolmom #homeschoollife #homeschoolbenefits #homeschoollife #homeschoolmama #homeschoolencouragement #neurodivergent

You're tired of homeschooling feeling like a struggle. The power struggles are exhausting, but it seems like the only way to get your child to do any work at all. Instead of sleeping, you spend hours looking for a packaged curriculum or supplements that will make everything better. But, it never really does. You can’t remember a time when you weren’t worried and anxious about your child’s learning and future. I really get it. Because our amazing neurodivergent homeschoolers experience the world and process information in their own unique way, we have to provide homeschooling experiences that are as unique as they are. It can be really hard to know how to do that, especially when it looks so different from one unique homeschooling family to the next. You want homeschooling to be about the joy of learning, connection, and collaboration. But you’re not sure how to make that happen. You need a framework for homeschooling your individual learner… ❤️That’s empowering, not overwhelming ❤️That shows you how to create the right homeschooling experience for your family ❤️That brings you and your homeschooler closer together. If this has been missing from your homeschooling, you’re invited to today’s masterclass. During the masterclass, you’ll discover a simple 3-part framework to: ✅Identify and fix common mistakes parents make when homeschooling neurodiverse and high needs kids ✅Replace resistance and power struggles with connection and collaboration ✅Feel empowered and confident about homeschooling for years to come Register to join live and access the replay at your convenience at the link in the bio and comments. If you have a question you'd like answered during the masterclass, send me a DM. ❤️ #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool

I love to share my clients’ successes so you know what’s possible for your family. 🙂 I worked with a client who started homeschooling for high school. Her homeschooling journey was high stakes from day one. She didn’t know if her daughter would learn enough at home to have a chance of going to a good college. Like most of my clients, she was worried and anxious when we had our first call. After working together, here’s what she had to say: “I am someone who is somewhat new to the homeschooling adventure, Afsaneh has been the voice of reason and guiding light for me. She shares information, advice, and techniques clearly and concisely. Her wisdom has been an essential part of our homeschooling success!” She already had what she needed to be an amazing homeschooling parent for her child, she just didn’t have a framework for how to use what she knew to make homeschooling work for them both. ❤️ I want you to feel confident to use everything you know about your unique homeschooler in order to create a homeschooling experience that allows them to thrive. ❤️ If this sounds like what you’re looking for, you’re invited to our [free] masterclass. During the masterclass, we’ll: ✅Cover 3 common mistakes parents make when homeschooling neurodivergent kids ✅Identify any gaps in your homeschooling practice ✅Discover a simple 3-part framework that you can apply to your homeschooling so there is greater engagement with learning and connection Register to save your spot and access the replay at the link in the comments and bio. See you there! ❤️ #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

I used to get worried if we didn’t accomplish a lot during learning time. I’d become anxious that my child wasn’t learning enough, or would fall behind. The awesome thing about learning and development is that they’re both happening all of the time, even if you can’t see it. ❤️ While it may seem that one day your child has grown 3 inches or can suddenly read one day, it actually took time to get them to this point. And for much of it, it takes your guidance. When you look at the big picture and how one skill builds on another, it’s easier to give yourself grace when not much “schooling” takes place for a day or two. It helps to be clear on why the plan wasn’t followed? Was your child under the weather? Was there something off about the plan? Once you feel confident and empowered to take a look at your homeschooling practice and make some changes, everyone’s relationship to learning at home and to one another changes. ❤️ If this sounds like what you’re looking for, it’s time to take action. Register for the [free] live masterclass this Friday. During the masterclass, we’ll: ✅Cover 3 common mistakes parents make when homeschooling neurodivergent kids ✅Identify any gaps in your homeschooling practice ✅Discover a simple 3-part framework that you can apply to your homeschooling so there is greater engagement with learning and connection Register to join live and access the replay at the link in the bio and comments. Or send me a DM. See you there! ❤️ #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

Sometimes homeschooling doesn’t go well and I have to stop and be my own coach. I have to go through the Communicate. Plan. Connect Framework to discover what went wrong and what I can do about it. The other day my child didn’t want to do a writing project. We’d been talking about the project for a while, so I was thrown by their resistance. My unique homeschooler is a preteen now complete with headphones, rude responses, and a lack of interest in most of what I say. 😂😂 It can be a little much for me sometimes. We have lots of conversations and I use the Communicate part of my framework to help increase self-awareness and keep our connection and relationship moving forward. However, in this case I focused on communication to get past the resistance. But, many hours later I realized that their resistance wasn’t a lack of interest on their part, it was actually a planning issue. I explained the project and expected my child to do it. I even wrote the structure out for them. However, it wasn’t broken down enough for them to do the writing. I hadn’t planned taking into account their anxiety and overwhelm. I didn’t love how my child expressed their resistance, but the ultimate responsibility for the project going awry was mine. The good news is, once I realized that I could modify things for the following day and homeschooling got back on track. 🥳🥳 Being able to see what’s going on in the moment and knowing what to do about it is hard. It takes skills and knowledge that most of us don’t have before becoming parents and homeschooling our unique kids. That’s okay if you don’t know yet. I’m here to support you on your homeschooling journey. Now is a great time to register for Friday’s masterclass. During the masterclass, we’ll: ✅Cover 3 common mistakes parents make when homeschooling neurodivergent kids ✅Identify any gaps in your homeschooling practice ✅Discover a simple 3-part framework that you can apply to your homeschooling so there is greater engagement with learning and connection Register at the link in the comments and bio. See you there! ❤️

No matter how difficult homeschooling feels right now, there are some important things to remember. Your child loves you so much. Your child wants to learn and make you proud. You are doing the best you can right now. And so is your unique homeschooler. If homeschooling is a struggle for both of you, that means some changes need to be made. You are key to your child’s development and to their learning. You create their learning conditions. You decide what they are going to learn and how. It may not feel like you have control over much these days, especially if your child refuses to do assignments. But, you have so much power. You have the power to uncover what’s not working about homeschooling. And you have the power to find solutions, including learning a new approach to your child’s learning. ❤️❤️ You are not alone in figuring this out. I’m here to support you every step of the way. ❤️ The first step is registering for my [free] masterclass this Friday. I know the time might not be great for you, so I’m making sure you’ll get access to the replay to watch at your convenience. During the masterclass, we’ll: ✅Cover 3 common mistakes parents make when homeschooling neurodivergent kids ✅Identify any gaps in your homeschooling practice ✅ Discover a simple 3-part framework that you can apply to your homeschooling so there is greater engagement with learning and connection Register at the link in the comments and bio or send me a DM. #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

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So many of my clients tell me how disconnected they feel from their homeschoolers. When homeschooling is full of resistance, power struggles, and explosion, it’s hard to feel the connection. My clients choose to work with me because they know homeschooling isn’t what they’d hoped it would be and they are concerned about their children’s learning. They don’t expect their connection to their kids to improve so much, or so quickly. This was especially true for one client. Each time she asked her autistic child to do an assignment, her child would start crying. She felt so badly that she decided to back off completely. She didn’t know what to do to move forward. From working together in my 1:1 coaching program, she discovered how to put in place structures that allowed her unique homeschooler to feel the space to truly connect to their learning for the first time. She was thrilled when her child started coming up with their own ideas for projects. She saw her child being responsible for their learning. And she saw that her child was learning more than she had originally thought. We choose to homeschool so our kids can thrive and learn more than they would be able to at school. It just takes learning how to create the conditions that your unique child needs in order to truly engage with learning and what it means for you to support them along the way. ❤️ If you're looking for similar results or something even better, I invite you to apply for my 1:1 coaching program. Let's work together to overcome your challenges and make homeschooling a sustainable and wonderful experience for your whole family. Schedule your free consultation call at the link in the bio and comments. #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome

When homeschooling is a struggle, it’s easy for homeschooling parents to think they are letting their kids down. They blame themselves for the challenges they are experiencing. They worry that their mistakes will ruin their child. They stress that their kids aren’t learning enough and will fall behind. Many parents start to think that they aren’t the right person to teach their neurodivergent kids. If you have any of these thoughts running around your head, please stop them. Now! You are 100% the BEST person to teach your child!❤️❤️ Nobody loves your child more than you or is more invested in their learning, development, and future than you are.❤️❤️ Homeschooling neurodivergent kids has to be as unique as they are and no one knows your child or understands them better than you do. The struggle isn’t your fault. It’s really hard to know how to navigate challenges in ways that will support your unique homeschooler’s learning and development. ❤️ Especially, when your child is resisting assignments and there are tears and meltdowns along the way. These are just signs that you need some support and a different approach to communicating and homeschooling your unique family. That’s okay. I’m here to help. I had all of those same thoughts. I struggled with power struggles and meltdowns instead of collaboration and connection. Then, I took a step back to reflect on what was really going on and develop the Communicate. Plan. Connect Framework. I became a homeschooling coach because I don’t want you to struggle for one more day. ❤️ I created my 1:1 coaching program because I want you to enjoy homeschooling your child and I want you to feel confident and in control when it comes to guiding your child’s learning. Let’s chat about what you’re experiencing and how you’d prefer homeschooling to work. Let’s get an action plan in place and see if we’re a good fit to work together. [link in bio and comments] #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling

So many parents think that when their neurodivergent homeschoolers resist doing an assignment or activity that it’s a personal challenge. They feel that their kids are challenging their authority or testing the limits to get out of working. They feel the need to impose their authority to make it clear to their homeschoolers who is in charge. It makes sense because it fits with what many therapists say: set a limit and enforce it, no matter how upset the child becomes. I’m sorry to say, but this doesn’t apply to homeschooling. Homeschooling neurodivergent kids requires a different approach than you may be using to parent. Neurodivergent homeschoolers aren’t going to be able to learn because they are told to. They can’t learn when they feel coerced. They can’t learn when they feel anxious or distressed. Seeing your neurodivergent homeschooler engaged in their learning, and excited to share their ideas with you requires a different approach. They need something different than what school can offer. It’s probably something quite different than what you experienced as a child and as a student.❤️ It’s okay if you’re not sure what to do right now. There’s little about your life that has prepared you to parent and homeschool this unique child. ❤️ It's my job as your homeschooling coach to give you the support and framework you need to confidently navigate the challenges that come up.❤️❤️ Schedule your free consultation call here so we can chat about your unique situation and get an action plan in place that you can start implementing immediately. [link in bio and comments] ❤️ #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling

When homeschooling isn’t going well, the parent feels responsible. The homeschooling parent feels stress, pressure, and fear when homeschooling is about resistance, power struggles, and meltdown instead of engaged learning and connection. When I was struggling to homeschool my unique learner, it was difficult to sleep. I would search online for answers and suggestions that could make homeschooling work for us. I was carrying all of the worry and responsibility for my child’s learning and my child wasn’t. My kid was perfectly happy not doing math or reading. They didn’t have a care in the world. This drove me nuts! I wanted my child to care about their learning and make an effort to do the assignments. I really didn’t understand a lot about how to homeschool my unique learner back then. Part of me creating the Communicate. Plan. Connect Framework was clearly defining each of our roles. My child is responsible for their own learning. Period. I am responsible for creating the conditions of their learning, guiding what they are learning, and supporting them in their learning and development. Making your homeschooler responsible for their own learning isn’t the same thing as them learning independently while you do other activities in another room. 🙂 And it’s only possible when homeschooling doesn’t involve resistance and power struggles. It’s my job to help you discover how to create the right conditions that support your individual homeschooler’s learning and developmental needs. I know how hard it can be to figure that out. And I don’t want it to take you as many years as it took me. If you’re tired of the conflict, stress, and worry, it’s time to take action. If you already know what the problems are, but you don’t know how to fix them, isn’t it time to do something about it? I want you to enjoy homeschooling and feel a greater connection to your unique children every day. So, let’s see if my 1:1 coaching program is the right fit for you. Apply for a free consultation call at the link in the comments and bio or send me a DM. ❤️

It’s so challenging to figure out what to do when homeschooling is a struggle. Maybe you feel like you can’t share how badly it’s going? Maybe you ask fellow homeschooling parents for advice or search FB groups, but what works for their child, doesn’t work for yours. There are no quick fixes or open and go curriculum that will transform your homeschooling experience. You’re going to have to get the answers and support you deserve. You’re going to need a framework that can guide you through the unique challenges that come with homeschooling a neurodivergent child. It’s my job to give you a deeper understanding of why homeschooling is this way right now. It’s my job to help you identify gaps in your homeschooling practice. And, it’s my job to support you in feeling empowered to make changes so that homeschooling works for you and your family. ❤️ It’s not too late to register for the Empowering Parents to Homeschool their Neurodivergent Kids with Connection, Collaboration, and Academic Success: A Masterclass. During our time together, you’ll: ❤️Discover solutions to common mistakes parents make when homeschooling neurodivergent kids. ❤️Identify any gaps in your homeschooling practice ❤️Learn about a 3-part framework to help you navigate homeschooling challenges for years to come I don’t want you to miss out on all of this support. It’s okay if you can’t make it live, register to access the replay at your convenience. ❤️❤️ [link to register in bio and comments] #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

I love to share my clients’ successes so you know what’s possible for your family. 🙂 I worked with a client who was worn out from daily power struggles with her child. She felt like she had to yell in order to get her homeschooler to do an assignment. She knew it wasn’t working, but she didn’t know what else to do. Through us working together, we were able to uncover the triggers that she was experiencing from so many years of resistance and power struggles. She felt frustrated, angry, and worried about her child’s learning. By the end of our 8 weeks together, she was using a completely different approach to communicating and had left power struggles in the past. She felt closer to her son and they were enjoying homeschooling activities and assignments that were better suited to his individual needs and development. She felt so much lighter and smiled easily. She was empowered by the CPC method and knew how to approach homeschooling in a way that was sustainable for her and her family. If you’re looking for this kind of homeschooling experience too, you’re invited to the [free] masterclass this Friday. During the masterclass, you’ll discover: : ❤️3 common mistakes homeschooling parents make (and how to fix them) ❤️How to identify any gaps in your homeschooling practice ❤️My 3-part framework that you can use to quickly turn homeschooling around. Save your spot today! Register to join live or watch the replay at your convenience [link in bio and comments]. ❤️❤️ #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

I’m pretty open about the struggles I faced in the early years of homeschooling. Resistance. Power Struggles. Meltdowns and physical aggression. There’s a reason I had to develop the CPC Method in order to keep going. 🙂 Homeschooling transformed for my family once I changed my approach. The other day something pretty cool happened. When my unique learner finished reading a book, I suggested a project that would include what they had learned from reading the book. My homeschooler did not like my project idea. However, instead of resisting and getting upset, they came up with a different project. Instead of doing my idea, my homeschooler wrote an interview with the main character. A waaay better idea than what I had come up with! 🙂 Whenever my child collaborates on what the learning, assignment, or project will be, they are far more eager and invested in completing it. This didn’t happen overnight. It took years for me to figure out what it means to homeschool this individual. I don't want it to take years for homeschooling to be what you desire! The first step is attending my [free] masterclass this Friday. If you can’t join live, register anyway to get access to the replay and watch at your convenience. ❤️ We’ll talk about: >> Some mistakes that most parents make when homeschooling a neurodivergent child >> What gaps you may have in your homeschooling practice >> The 3-part framework I developed to help you handle whatever challenges come up with confidence. Register at the link in the bio and comments or send me a DM. #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

I’ve had moments when it feels like I’m invisible to my child. It seems like when I speak, no sound reaches their ears. 🤦‍♀️🤦‍♀️ So many homeschooling parents feel like they have to yell to get their homeschoolers to listen and do what they are asking. It certainly doesn’t feel good to us or our kids when we yell at them. I don’t think any parent chooses to yell at their kids. The yelling comes from a place of desperation, anger, not getting through, and not knowing what else to do. I'm not blaming anyone for yelling, it happens. But no one is eager to learn when they’re being yelled at to complete assignments. There has to be another way, right? Of course there is! Communication is the first part of my Communicate. Plan. Connect Framework that I know can help you navigate situations so you don’t have to yell or get into power struggles with your homeschooler. I’m inviting you to join me at the Empowering Parents to Homeschool their Neurodivergent Kids with Connection, Collaboration, and Academic Success: A Masterclass. At the masterclass, we’ll: ❤️Cover 3 common mistakes homeschooling parents make when homeschooling their neurodivergent kids. ❤️ Identify gaps in your homeschooling, so the whole family can thrive. ❤️ Discover a 3-part framework you can leverage to homeschool connection and collaboration instead of resistance and power struggles getting in the way There's also time for you to ask your questions and get the immediate support you need! ❤️ Save your spot today! Register at the link in the bio and comments. #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

This month is Autism Awareness Month and a great opportunity to go over some key things to keep in mind when homeschooling an autistic child. ❤️ No two children with autism are the same. ❤️ What works for one homeschooling family won’t automatically work for yours. ❤️ Autistic children have a lot of anxiety and that affects their learning. ❤️ Your autistic homeschooler is a unique, intellectual, creative child who is exactly who they are supposed to be at this moment. ❤️ Learning has to hold connection, purpose, and meaning for autistic homeschoolers. ❤️ Autistic kids need a very different form of communication from the adults in their lives. If resistance, conflict, or power struggles are a part of your homeschooling experience, you may be having trouble figuring out what the list means for homeschooling your individual child. Don’t worry! You can figure it out. You just need the right support. ❤️❤️ The first step is registering for my [free] masterclass this Friday at 11am Eastern. I know the time might not be great for you, so I’m making sure you’ll get access to the replay to watch at your convenience. During the masterclass, we’ll: ✨ Cover 3 common mistakes parents make when homeschooling neurodivergent kids ✨ Identify any gaps in your homeschooling practice ✨ Discover a simple 3-part framework that you can apply to your homeschooling so there is greater engagement with learning and connection Register at the link in the bio and comments in order to join live and access the replay! See you there! #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

Many parents struggle to homeschool their neurodivergent kids. They don’t seek out help and expert guidance from a coach. They don’t think their needs are as important as those of their neurodivergent homeschoolers. They don’t believe they should enjoy homeschooling every day. They think homeschooling neurodivergent kids will always be a struggle. They spend too much time dealing with resistance and power struggles. My job is to support homeschooling parents as they close gaps in their homeschooling practice and transform homeschooling into something that works for the whole family. ❤️ I coach homeschooling parents in how to communicate, plan, and connect with their unique children so both parent and homeschooler can thrive and kids can truly engage with their learning. I want to let you know that I currently have some spaces available for my 1:1 coaching program. If you're interested in seeing if we're a good fit to work together, I encourage you to apply today [link in bio and comments]. Let's chat about what you’re experiencing and create an action plan with immediate steps that you can implement following the call to begin to turn homeschooling around. ❤️❤️ #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

Can you imagine if homeschooling was like this: 💗Your unique homeschooler does more work during learning time than you. 💗 Your child is so excited about their learning that they share new discoveries and ideas with you. 💗 Your homeschooler is eager to start projects and come up with their own project ideas. 💗 Your homeschooler suggests topics they’d like to learn more about. If this sounds like what you’d like homeschooling to be, schedule a free consultation call with me today. [link in bio and comments] Let's get an action plan in place to create the homeschooling experience that you desire – where you feel confident and your child thrives. Chat soon! #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

So many of my clients have relied on packaged curriculum to guide homeschooling for them. They want to work with me because, when their unique child doesn’t react well to parts of the curriculum, they aren’t sure what to do. During our 8 weeks together, my clients realize how disconnected they feel from their kids’ learning. They gain confidence in understanding what it means to homeschool their unique children and want to enjoy homeschooling, too. ❤️ I love seeing the change that comes over homeschooling parents when they realize how they can cover topics of interest to them.❤️ Recently, one client started beaming as she remembered fun activities that did in a social studies class decades earlier… and she realized she could recreate those hands-on activities that bring history to life for her own kids.❤️❤️ She discovered that homeschooling could be fun and interesting. She saw how using her passions and interests to plan learning time, inspired her neurodivergent kids to be interested in the topic, too. From working together, she became empowered to add her ideas and creativity to homeschooling. Instead of feeling stuck in an endless power struggle, she saw that homeschooling could be calmer and enjoyable. 🥳🥳🥳 If you're looking for similar results or something even better, I invite you to apply for my 1:1 coaching program. Let's work together to overcome your challenges and make homeschooling a sustainable and great experience for your whole family. Apply for a free consultation call at the link in the comments and bio. #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

Too many homeschooling parents believe it’s their responsibility to oversee and modify their neurodivergent children’s behavior. They see their unique homeschoolers’ learning habits and behavior and worry that they won’t be able to function later on in life at a school or workplace. A lot of parents ask their kids to sit still while they’re doing an assignment or reading. Words like resilience, grit, perseverance guide many parents’ need to “correct” their kids’ behavior. The truth is totally different: Who your child is now and how they behave when they learn is exactly right for who they are at this exact moment and where they are at in their development. I promise you, who your child is right now is NOT who they are going to be in a few years. There is so much development that takes place during childhood. And we know that our homeschoolers are on their own, unique developmental journeys. ❤️ Focusing on your child’s behavior can actually cause distress and get in the way of their learning. But it just means that you probably aren’t sure how to respond when there's resistance or what changes to make to your homeschooling practice to better support their learning and development. That’s okay. That’s why I’m here. ❤️ It’s my job to help you identify any gaps in your homeschooling practice and to empower you to confidently make adjustments so your unique learner can engage with their learning. ❤️❤️ Apply for a free consultation call and let's see if you're a good fit for one of my coaching programs. [link in bio and comments] #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

A lot of homeschooling parents feel like they have to supervise and change their unique kids’ behavior. Usually, parents do this by offering rewards or imposing limits/negative consequences. Parents are encouraged to hold their ground and enforce those limits with their neurodivergent kids, no matter what. Because we are told to do this by so many professionals, we’re taken by surprise when it leads to explosions. We can’t understand why our kids explode and go into crisis instead of doing a few math problems or putting their clothes away. The positive and negative consequences approach is based on training our kids, not understanding what they are experiencing and helping them remove the obstacles blocking them from doing what we’re asking. That’s why it’s not the path to dealing with your homeschooler’s resistance. I developed the Communicate. Plan. Connect Framework to show parents a different way of responding to their child’s resistance that fosters collaboration and connection instead of power struggles and meltdowns. Are you ready to try a different approach to communicating with your unique homeschooler? Would you like to see your child engaged in learning and celebrating their academic wins with you? Send me a DM or schedule a consultation call [link in bio and comments]. Let's create an action plan, so you can have the homeschooling experience you expected when you first decided to homeschool. ❤️❤️ #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

When homeschooling is a struggle, parents can develop their own triggers. For me, that was science experiments. In the beginning, the experiments we tried didn’t give us the same results as shown on the video or blog. I couldn’t explain what was happening, so we weren’t learning from our “failures”. I started to get anxious about doing science experiments. I felt like I couldn’t teach my child what they needed to know because I knew so little about the subject. This was at the same time that homeschooling became more about my child’s resistance and power struggles than learning. I was feeling like I was failing my homeschooler and that it had been the wrong choice. I was also in the process of taking a step back and reflecting on the challenges. Part of my growth as a homeschooling parent was redefining what exactly I was responsible for. Did I have to know everything, be able to explain everything? Was I responsible for every activity and experiment going according to plan? Was I responsible for my unique child’s learning? Of course not. Neither are you. As homeschooling parents, we are guides. We are facilitators of learning. We set up the conditions for our unique kids to learn and support them along the way. We aren’t the keeper of knowledge or the authorities on how things should be done. Once I became clear on what my responsibilities actually are, I felt less pressure and could begin to focus on what was causing my child’s resistance and what kind of learning experiences they needed. I coach parents in how to clarify their role as homeschooling parents. We focus on what the parent desires homeschooling to be like, and how to make that desire reality, so they can homeschool with collaboration and connection instead of power struggles and meltdowns. If this sounds like the kind of support you’re looking for, schedule a free consultation call and see if you’re a good fit for my 1:1 coaching program. [link in bio and comments] #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling

It’s not too late to register for the Empowering Parents to Homeschool their Neurodivergent Kids with Connection, Collaboration, and Academic Success: A Masterclass. During our time together, you’ll: >> Discover solutions to common mistakes parents make when homeschooling neurodivergent kids. >> Identify any gaps in your homeschooling practice >> Learn about a 3-part framework to help you navigate homeschooling challenges for years to come My favorite part of the masterclass is the Q & A at the end when I have a chance to offer support to specific challenges parents are facing. I know today is busy for many of you, especially if you’re celebrahow homeschooling can feel like a struggle and you can end up in a dynamic with your homeschooler that you don’t like, but don’t know how to change. That’s why I don’t want you to miss my masterclass that starts in a few hours. It’s okay if you can’t make it live, register to access the replay at your convenience. [link in the bio and comments] What if you have a question, but you can’t join us live? Just send me a DM with your question, and I’ll answer it during the masterclass. This way you can get your questions and concerns answered when you watch the replay. See you soon! ❤️ #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

I love to share my clients’ successes so you know what’s possible for your family. 🙂 I worked with a mom who was thrown into homeschooling when the pandemic hit. All of a sudden her schedule was thrown into chaos, and she found herself homeschooling without any plan. By the time we had our first call, she was in tears and hating the experience. We talked about what she wanted homeschooling her kids to look like - how she wanted to feel and what she wanted the day to be like. Working together, we created a plan that helped her have the experience she had imagined. We put the fun back into learning at home. She let go of her anxiety, stress, and fear because she had a clear idea of how to plan activities that she actually wanted to do with her kids. I firmly believe that in order for homeschooling to be an awesome experience for a child, it has to be a great experience for the parent too. You have to have your needs met and you have to enjoy the learning process. I’m all about setting you up for success so you can set your unique homeschooler up for success. 🙂 If you’re looking for this kind of homeschooling support too, you’re invited to my upcoming masterclass. During the masterclass, you’ll discover: : ❤️ 3 common mistakes homeschooling parents make (and how to fix them) ❤️ How to identify any gaps in your homeschooling practice ❤️ My 3-part framework that you can use to quickly turn homeschooling around. Register here to join us live and access the replay at your convenience. [Link in comments and bio] See you soon! ❤️❤️❤️ #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

I had a really hard time with homeschooling in the beginning. I thought my curious and creative child would be fun to homeschool. I never expected the resistance. I didn’t know how to prevent meltdowns. I wasn’t proud of the power struggles. I had to develop a different approach to homeschooling my unique child that continues to help my clients homeschool their neurodivergent children with connection and collaboration instead of resistance and power struggles. So what does homeschooling look like at my home? I could tell you that we’re dressed and ready to start every morning at 9am, but I’d be lying. There’s a relaxed feel to learning because the actual learning that my child is engaged with is mostly above grade level. I’ve let go of old ideas of what learning looks like and where and how it has to take place. Sometimes we do work at the library or a cafe. Sometimes, I lay out a project related to a novel and my kid will reject my idea and come up with a far more complicated one. 🙂 I don’t stress over homeschooling anymore because I see how engaged and productive my unique learner has become as the result of my CPC method. I’m explaining the Communicate. Plan. Connect Framework at the masterclass this Friday. If you can’t join live, register anyway to get access to the replay and watch at your convenience. ❤️ If you’ve already attended or watched a masterclass, register again. Each time is different and I want you to get the support you need when you need it. ❤️ We’ll talk about: ✔️ Some mistakes that most parents make when homeschooling a neurodivergent child ✔️ What gaps you may have in your homeschooling practice ✔️ The 3-part framework I developed to help you handle whatever challenges come up with confidence Register at the link in the comments or bio to join live and access the replay to watch at your convenience. ❤️ #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms

I’ve had a few calls recently where homeschooling moms raised the same question. They were all concerned that if they changed their approach to homeschooling and met their neurodivergent children’s learning needs, connected with their children’s interests, and focused on creating a learning experience for their individual children, that their kids would become spoiled and entitled. They asked how their kids would be able to hold a job and ever respect authority if homeschooling was custom-tailored to their individual needs. I think it comes down to learning and whether or not our unique homeschoolers are going to be allowed to learn to their potential. If strict rules and worksheets are causing resistance instead of engagement, it’s hard to feel like your child is really learning (or learning enough) at home. When our kids are invested in their learning assignments and activities, they are eager to participate and learn new topics and skills. Our role is to foster their development in a safe and supportive environment. Who our kids are at this age is not who they are going to be when they turn 18 or 25. When parents come to me with this type of concern, I ask if they are open to considering a different approach to homeschooling, one that enables them to discover what is best practice for their kids. I’m sharing my Communicate. Plan. Connect Framework at this Friday’s masterclass. Join us live or register to access the replay at your convenience. [Register at link in bio and comments] This is the framework that helped me stop feeling like a failure at homeschooling. It’s a framework that I use to navigate challenges that come up as my unique child continues to develop and enter different stages. At the masterclass, we’ll: ✅ Learn some common mistakes homeschooling parents make when homeschooling their neurodivergent kids. ✅ Identify gaps in your homeschooling, so the whole family can thrive. ✅ Discover a 3-part framework you can leverage to homeschool connection and collaboration instead of resistance and power struggles getting in the way Save your spot to join us llve and access the replay to watch at your convenience! ❤️❤️

I’d like you to think back to the last good day you had with your family. There weren’t any tears. No power struggles. No conflicts. Or almost none. 🙂 Do you remember what you did that day? Want to know why it went so well? Because your child’s needs were being met. And, hopefully, so were yours. Homeschooling isn’t any different. I know you can feel pressure for your unique learner to complete assignments and not fall behind. But homeschooling is all about meeting individual needs. When your homeschooler’s needs are being met – physical, emotional, developmental, intellectual needs – it all falls into place. Homeschooling goes from being a struggle that causes you worry, stress, and fear to a fun experience full of connection. It’s my mission to help you get there. And make sure you feel confident and empowered to guide your child’s learning for years to come. The first step is registering for my [free] masterclass this Friday at 11am Eastern. I know the time might not be great for you, so I’m making sure you’ll get access to the replay to watch at your convenience. During the masterclass, we’ll: ❤️ Cover 3 common mistakes parents make when homeschooling neurodivergent kids ❤️ Identify any gaps in your homeschooling practice ❤️ Discover a simple 3-part framework that you can apply to your homeschooling so there is greater engagement with learning and connection Save your spot at the link in the comments and bio or send me a DM! ❤️❤️ #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

STOP pusingin mulai homeschooling darimana ⬇️ Anda ga akan ketemu jawabannya klo cuman overthinking aja. Klo tahu caranya, homeschooling dengan ADHD bukan sesuatu yang bikin pucing pala barbie 🤯. Daftar di bit.ly/Homeschooling-ADHD supaya bisa ikutan FREE webinar Homechooling For ADHD. Daftar SEKARANG JUGA ya sebelum ditutup. ***PENDAFTARAN SUDAH DITUTUP ya, teman-teman. #ParentingADHD #MendidikAnakADHD #Homeschooling #HomeschoolingADHD

Just because parenting and homeschooling a neurodivergent has a unique set of challenges mean that it has to be a struggle. The stress, anxiety, and fear can be replaced with peace of mind and a clear plan. I don’t want you to have one more restless night or another day of power struggles. If you’ve reached the point where you feel backed into a corner and you don’t know what to do to improve things, it’s time to take action. ❤️ The MLC Group Coaching Program could be the best way for you to get the support you need! Weekly meetings, support from me as your coach and other parents dealing with their own struggles, slowly working through the Communicate. Plan. Connect Framework. Over time you’ll become empowered to guide your unique homeschooler’s learning and see them engaged and thriving at home. It’s time you had your needs met. It’s time you started enjoying homeschooling. It’s time to do something about it. Schedule a call with me, let’s chat about what you’re experiencing and see if the MLC Group Coaching Program is a good fit for you. [link in bio and comments] #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

We are doing something new next year, and we are all very excited! With my oldest graduating this year and my youngest going into seventh grade, we are feeling the need to invest in something different. So, next year we will all be joining @classical_conversations for our community. We have homeschooled classically from the beginning, but have largely done it on our own or with a community that did not hold to the classical model, which has had its difficulties. Now, my daughter and son will be joining the Challenge program, and I will be directing a Challenge level. Honestly, we can’t wait! It’s going to be a really fun change. #classicalhomeschool #classicalconversations #challengeb #homeschooling #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolingdyslexia

I love to share my clients’ successes so you can see what’s possible for you and your family.❤️ It’s a challenge to homeschool and parent without power struggles, getting frustrated and angry, and sometimes yelling. We aren’t robots and, just like our kids, sometimes we have bad days. When I first spoke with Diane, she was locked in power struggles with her unique homeschooler. She felt like he would only pick up a pencil if she yelled first. She felt defeated and thought that she was failing at homeschooling. From our time working together, she realized that she couldn’t just expect her son to do what she wanted. She had to help him develop the skills he needed in order to meet her expectations. She became confident that she could prevent power struggles by using a different way of communicating. She became empowered to modify or replace assignments when they didn’t meet her son’s learning needs. The best part is that Diane discovered that she and her son shared a love for baking and could connect over baking cupcakes or making pizza for dinner. I’d love to give you an approach to communicating and planning that will strengthen your connection to your neurodivergent homeschooler. Maybe my 1:1 coaching program is the best fit for you? Or maybe you’d prefer group coaching where we meet weekly, you have your questions and concerns addressed, but it’s slower paced and a more affordable price? If you’re ready to homeschool without all of the struggle and obstacles, what matters most is that you take action and get the support that’s right for you. Schedule a free consultation call and let’s chat about what you desire for your homeschooling experience and what steps you can take to get there. [link in bio and comments] #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity

I wanted to share something with you that I believe could make a huge difference with homeschooling and parenting. I’ve spoken with a few homeschooling moms this week who feel like they’re failing their unique kids. They all said the same things: >> They don’t see their homeschoolers engaged in learning >> They don’t know how to get their kids to complete assignments >> They are tired of fighting with their kids over school work >> They are worried their kids are falling behind Each conversation took me back to my early years homeschooling, when I felt so many of the things. But, I didn’t have anyone to talk to about it. Honestly, I became a homeschooling coach because I don’t want any other homeschooling parent to go through the struggles I went through and have to sink or swim on their own. I want to support you through the struggles and challenges, so you get to the other side faster and smoother than I did. I want to take away the stress and worry and give you peace of mind that you will be able to confidently homeschool your unique family for years to come. That's why I'm excited to invite you to The MLC Group Coaching Program. Over the course of months, we’ll meet weekly to support you in overcoming whatever challenges you’re facing using my Communicate. Plan. Connect Framework. Moving at a slower pace, with lots of room for you to share questions and concerns, you’ll be able to learn from other parents’ experiences as you take steps to make homeschooling what you’d hoped it would be. If you've decided that you can’t continue to homeschool with these struggles another week, why not get the support you need at a pace and price that works for you? The MLC Group Coaching Program is open for enrollment now. I know how scary it can be to try something new, but I don't want you to feel stuck or trapped with homeschooling any longer. Schedule a call with me to learn all of the details and see if this is the right program for you. [link in comments and bio] #neurodivergent #neurodiverse

I never planned to homeschool. However, I learned pretty quickly that the program wasn’t developmentally appropriate for my unique child. and we didn’t have another viable option where we lived. I felt that homeschooling was the only way to create a safe and supportive environment where my child could develop a love of learning. I didn’t expect it to be so challenging. I didn’t understand why my child was saying “no” to activities that I thought would be fun. I didn’t expect the meltdowns and physical aggression. I was very unhappy homeschooling and I blamed myself for it not going well. I thought that I wasn’t the right person to teach my child. I felt that they weren’t learning enough and I was ruining their chance to excel in college and beyond. I felt so much pressure, stress, and worry. I reached my breaking point and decided that I didn’t want to struggle with homeschooling anymore. I thought carefully about what I knew of how kids learn, child development, child psychology, curriculum, and everything I knew about my individual child. I started trying different things and really studying what worked, what didn’t, and why. Over time I developed the Communicate. Plan. Connect Framework that helps parents just like you become empowered to guide homeschooling and navigate challenges that arise for years to come. I know that not everyone is in a position to afford or dedicate time to 1:1 coaching with me. But, I also know that every parent should have access to support when they need it. So, I’ve started a group coaching program. By meeting weekly, and going through the CPC framework at a slower pace, you’ll have access to coaching, guidance, knowledge, and community to support you as you begin to change your approach to homeschooling. ❤️ You’ll be able to see your child engage with their learning and you’ll start to feel more connected to them without power struggles and resistance derailing learning. ❤️ I know how much you desire to make homeschooling work for you and your family. And I promise you, you will be able to. ❤️ Schedule a call and find out if the group program is right for you [link in bio and comments] #neurodiverse

It’s hard to believe spring is here! 🌸🌸🌸And the end of the school year is only a few months away. How would you like to feel when the school year ends? How would you like to feel about your unique homeschooler’s progress this year? Would you like to look back and feel great about the progress they made and the incredible projects they created? When I was struggling with homeschooling, I dreaded the end of the year because it meant that I had run out of time to fix things. But I now know that wasn’t true. 💗It’s never too late to learn new approaches to homeschooling and to offer your child meaningful, engaging, high level learning. 💗It’s never too late to strengthen your connection to your child and start enjoying homeschooling. Now is the perfect time to decide that you want to be supported in figuring out ways to create learning experiences that meet your child’s learning and developmental needs. 💗 The MLC Group Coaching Program is a way for you to get coaching with me without feeling overwhelmed at an accessible price. 💗 We meet weekly, and you can watch the replays if you’re unable to make it one week. It’s a chance to share your questions and concerns while benefiting from the feedback others are receiving. It’s my mission to make sure that homeschooling is what you’d desired it would be – without power struggles and meltdowns getting in the way of learning and connection. If you feel like you don’t want to finish out the year dealing with the same challenges and struggles, schedule a free call with me to learn more about the group coaching program and see if you’re a good fit. [link in bio and comments] #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder

When homeschooling parents come to me for support, they ask how we can work together. I usually tell them about my 1:1 signature 8-week coaching program. Now, I have another program to offer - the MLC Group Coaching Program. We meet weekly in a small, supportive group. You have a chance to ask your questions, raise your homeschooling concerns, and learn the CPC method so you have a framework to guide you through homeschooling for years to come. We move at a slower pace while you receive my coaching and support each week. ❤️ We’re there to celebrate your wins, and help you navigate the challenges you’re facing. ❤️ Once you join the group coaching program, you no longer have to figure everything out on your own.❤️ There’s a special introductory rate that’s available to you until March 30th that you won't want to miss. Is the MLC Group Coaching Program a good fit for you? Schedule a free consultation call, let’s chat, and find out! [Link in the bio and comments] It's time you get the homeschooling support you need to make homeschooling work for you and your family. ❤️ #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

It’s not too late to register for the Empowering Parents to Homeschool their Neurodivergent Kids with Connection, Collaboration, and Academic Success: A Masterclass. [link in bio and comments] During our time together, you’ll: >> Discover solutions to common mistakes parents make when homeschooling neurodivergent kids. >> Identify any gaps in your homeschooling practice >> Learn about a 3-part framework to help you navigate homeschooling challenges for years to come My favorite part of the masterclass is the Q & A at the end when I have a chance to offer support to specific challenges parents are facing. I know how homeschooling can feel like a struggle and you can end up in a dynamic with your homeschooler that you don’t like, but don’t know how to change. That’s why I don’t want you to miss my masterclass that starts in a few hours. It’s okay if you can’t make it live, register to access the replay at your convenience. What if you have a question, but you can’t join us live? Just send me a DM with your question and I’ll answer it during the masterclass. This way you can get your questions and concerns answered when you watch the replay. See you soon! #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

I love to share my clients’ successes so you know what’s possible for your family. 🙂 I worked with a mom who had hit a wall with homeschooling. The kids were triggering one another whenever there was resistance. She had totally lost control and couldn’t see a way to make things better. By the time we had our first call, she wasn’t sure anything could be done to improve the situation. We talked about what had caused homeschooling to change, what was happening with each child as an individual and what dynamic had developed during learning time. We created an action plan to change the dynamic. More importantly, we developed steps for her to take so she felt empowered to implement the changes. Working together, we restored her confidence in her ability to guide her family’s learning and homeschooling experience – even with children with different needs. I’m all about helping you understand your homeschooler’s behavior and how to use communication, planning, and connection to turn homeschooling into something that makes everyone feel successful. If you’re looking for this kind of homeschooling support too, you’re invited to my upcoming masterclass. During the masterclass, you’ll discover: : >> 3 common mistakes homeschooling parents make (and how to fix them) >> How to identify any gaps in your homeschooling practice >> My 3-part framework that you can use to quickly turn homeschooling around. Register to join us live and access the replay or send me a DM. [link in bio and comments] #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

Parenting a unique child involves so many challenges that it can be easy to focus on what your child needs and forget about yourself. Maybe you stay up late looking for a better curriculum or advice for how to improve homeschooling. Maybe you forget to drink water or eat enough during the day because you’re so focused on what others need. That was certainly the case for me. I remember losing so much sleep, worrying about my child’s reading and whether or not homeschooling had been the right choice for our family. This is a friendly reminder that you are a part of homeschooling. That you get to have your needs met. And you get to do topics and activities that interest you. Homeschooling is an enormous commitment and you should experience a stronger connection to your child through sharing ideas, laughing, and having fun. If this isn’t the homeschooling experience you’re having right now, maybe it’s time to do something about it? Register for my upcoming masterclass this Friday. By registering you can join live and get your questions answered, or you can access the replay and watch at your convenience. We’ll talk about some mistakes that most parents make when homeschooling a neurodivergent child, what gaps you may have in your homeschooling practice, and the 3-part framework I developed to help you handle whatever challenges come up with confidence. Register at the link in the bio and comments or send me a DM. See you there! #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

When I started homeschooling, I ran into some major resistance with reading. My unique child had no interest in learning how to read. They weren’t interested in letter sounds or even looking at the page when I was reading to them. Of course, everytime a family member called, they would ask if my child was reading yet. My child became older than the age that kids start reading in school and I felt the pressure. I became stressed and anxious. I started to think that I was failing my child and that I wasn’t able to teach them. I couldn’t take the pressure and my child began resisting reading even more aggressively than before. I reached a point where I had to stop and think. It wasn’t working and I needed to come up with a new way for us to homeschool. I used everything I knew from my 20+ years as an educator and curriculum writer about learning, child development, and psychology. It took time, but I developed an approach to homeschooling that centers connection, collaboration, and high level meaningful learning experiences instead of power struggles and meltdowns. I’m sharing the framework I developed to help homeschooling parents take steps to improve their homeschooling experience. Join me for the Empowering Parents to Homeschool their Neurodivergent Kids with Connection, Collaboration, and Academic Success: A Masterclass this Friday. Register at the link in the comments and bio or send me a DM. See you there! #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

I know from personal experience how awful it feels when homeschooling is challenging. You plan activities and assignments that your homeschooler refuses to do. Instead of having fun and feeling connected to your child, you're dealing with their resistance, meltdowns, and tears. It’s exhausting and causes stress, worry, and fear. Here’s the truth: Your child’s resistance isn’t the problem. They are at the exact point in their development that they are meant to be. Your child is an amazing, curious, intellectual who wants to learn and make you happy (even though it may not seem like it). The homeschooling struggles you’re experiencing are caused by a disconnect. There’s a gap somewhere between what you’re asking your child to do and what they are able to do. Makes sense, but what are you supposed to do about it? Don’t worry if you don’t know yet. There’s not much about our lives that has prepared us to homeschool our unique kids. In order to help you gain clarity about the challenges you’re facing and what you can do to overcome them, I’m holding a masterclass this Friday at 11am Eastern Time. During the masterclass, we’ll: ❤️ Cover 3 common mistakes parents make when homeschooling neurodivergent kids ❤️ Identify any gaps in your homeschooling practice ❤️ Discover a simple 3-part framework that you can apply to your homeschooling so there is greater engagement with learning and connection Register for the free masterclass at the link in the bio and comments or send me a DM. See you there! ❤️❤️❤️ #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

The MLC Group Coaching Program is an incredible opportunity that's about to close its doors, but I don't want you to miss out. Together, we'll identify gaps in your homeschooling practice and look at what tweaks can be made in order to turn homeschooling into what you desire it to be. Plus, you’ll benefit from the support and experiences of other homeschooling parents dealing with their own struggles. But don't just take my word for it. Ellen had this to say about our work together: “Afsaneh has been an outstanding thought partner, coach, and advisor. She has helped me to develop an approach to homeschooling that is very well-suited to my childrens’ interests, personalities, strengths and challenges, as well as my own. She was willing to meet me where I was in the process, and quickly helped me to identify where I was stuck. She knew when to listen, when to ask powerful questions, when to challenge me and when to share your considerable knowledge of pedagogy, curriculum design, and child development in order to help me move forward. Overall, I feel proud of the work we did together and thankful that I now have her as a resource and coach whenever I need homeschooling support." So, is The MLC Group Coaching Program right for you? If you're struggling with homeschooling and you want to take action to overcome challenges in order to homeschool with collaboration, connection, and meaningful high level learning, then yes! Schedule a free call to learn more. [link in bio and comments] #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

What is the MLC Group Coaching Program? The MLC Group Coaching Program is an ongoing coaching program where a small group of people meet weekly to share wins, challenges, and get support to overcome the challenges they’re facing with homeschooling their unique child. As the homeschooling parent of a neurodivergent child, you’ll benefit from this program like no other. You’ll gain clarity and confidence in your homeschooling practice and you’ll feel empowered to make changes so that homeschooling meets your needs as well as your child’s. With Afsaneh as your coach, you'll learn all about the Communicate. Plan. Connect Framework and how to apply it to your unique homeschooling family. There is so much support offered to parents during and in between weekly calls that you never have to face challenges alone again. Find out if the MLC Group Coaching Program is right for you. Schedule a free consultation call and find out. [link in bio and comments] #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

I wanted to share something with you that I believe could make a huge difference with homeschooling and parenting. If homeschooling feels like a struggle right now, don't worry. I'm speaking to the homeschooling parent who desires more - the parent who wants to discover where the gaps are in their current homeschooling practice, create engaging learning for their unique homeschoolers, and experience collaboration and connection with their kids. I want you to have the same support. That's why I'm excited to invite you to The MLC Group Coaching Program. We meet weekly so you can have overcome whatever challenges you’re facing using my Communicate. Plan. Connect Framework. Moving at a slower pace, with lots of room for you to share questions and concerns, you’ll be able to learn from other parents as you take steps to make homeschooling what you’d hoped it would be. What if it could eliminate the overwhelm, stress, and fear that your homeschooler isn’t learning enough or that you’re failing your child? If you've decided that you can’t continue to homeschool with these struggles another week, why not get the support you need at a pace and price that’s accessible to you? The MLC Group Coaching Program is open for enrollment now. I know how scary it can be to try something new, but I don't want you to feel stuck or trapped homeschooling any longer. Schedule a call with me to learn all of the details and see if this is the right program for you. [link in bio and comments] I look forward to us possibly working together. ❤️ #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

I want you to take a moment and think back to why you started homeschooling. Was it to give your child a better learning experience than they could have at a traditional school? Was it because you wanted a stronger connection to your child for the precious years of childhood? I know you've had some good homeschooling days, but it isn’t quite what you’d hoped it would be. You’re trying so hard, but your child just isn’t learning and responding how you expected. It's time to change that. I want to introduce you to the MLC Group Coaching Program. I've been where you are, and I've had my fair share of failures, stress, anxiety, and fear over my ability to homeschool my unique child. But I've also figured out what works, and I want to share my method with you. The number one reason why parents struggle to homeschool their unique kids is the lack of a framework and approach to guide them through the challenges that come up. That's where The MLC Group Coaching Program comes in. We'll work together in a supportive small group where we’ll talk about the challenges you’re facing and what to do about them. We’ll slowly go through the ins and outs of the Communicate. Connect. Plan. Connect Framework and what it means to implement it with your unique family. I know how much you desire to make homeschooling work for you and your family. And I promise you, you will be able to. It took me years to master this process, but I'll get you to where I am with support that I never had. During months of weekly calls, you’ll gain so much knowledge and insight that you can put into action. You’ll be amazed at how homeschooling and your relationship with your child change for the better. ❤️ Schedule a call to learn all of the details. I look forward to chatting with you and possibly working together. [link in comments and bio] ❤️ #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama

I can relate to the struggles you may have with homeschooling your neurodivergent child. Trust me, I've been there. But you know what? It's not about how you start, it's about how you finish. That's why I'm so excited to share with you the framework that changed everything for me, and for countless other women like Kim and Patty. You'll learn how to understand what’s causing the resistance, conflicts and problems you’re having. You’ll learn how to adjust your approach to communicating with your child, even if you’re locked in a dynamic of power struggles and explosions like Kim. And if you're feeling stuck like Patty was -- you know the assignments aren’t right for you homeschooler, but you don’t know what else to do -- this program will empower you to feel confident to create learning experiences where your child learns more than they ever could have at a traditional school. With The MLC Group Coaching Program, you'll finally have the framework and approach to make empowered decisions about homeschooling for years to come. I'm so excited to give my guidance and support to a small group of homeschooling parents who are ready to take action to create the homeschooling experience that they desire. Are you ready to leave behind the struggles and start homeschooling with peace of mind, collaboration, and connection? If so, schedule a free call with me to learn more about the program and see if you’re a good fit. [link in bio and comments] #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

I wanted to share with you something that truly lights me up inside - helping others have the homeschooling experience that they desire. Life is short, and I didn’t want to look back and see that I had spent years struggling to get my unique child to learn at home at the expense of our connection. And I don't want that for you either! ❤️ That's why I'm excited to share that my MLC Group Coaching Program is now open for enrollment! As someone who is clearly focused on overcoming the homeschooling challenges you’re facing and giving your child an incredible learning experience, I believe this program could be the perfect fit for you . Through weekly group calls, you'll learn how to think about communicating with your homeschoolers in ways that respond to their resistance, frustration, and anxiety without conflict or power struggles. ❤️❤️ You’ll gain an understanding of how to create engaging, meaningful, high level learning experiences. And you’ll discover lots of ways to feel more connected to your unique homeschoolers – all while implementing my proven Communicate. Plan. Connect Framework. I've personally used this framework to transform homeschooling from power struggles, little work being completed, and aggressive explosions to a calm, close experience with my unique child. Now I want to help you achieve the same results. What I love about this program is that it's all about community and support. You’ll gain knowledge from the calls and receive my feedback and coaching, but you’ll also learn and feel supported by other homeschooling parents dealing with similar challenges. It makes such a big difference to know that you aren’t alone and you are the only one struggling.❤️ Schedule a free call to learn more about the details and find out if the group coaching program is the right fit for you. {link in bio and comments] #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting

My job as your homeschooling coach is to support you on your homeschooling journey. Homeschooling a neurodivergent child involves many challenges you may not have expected or feel prepared to handle. That’s why I’m inviting you to my masterclass that starts in a few hours. It’s okay if you can’t make it live, register to access the replay at your convenience. During the masterclass I’ll cover some common mistakes parents make when homeschooling neurodivergent kids and what to do about it. We’ll talk about how to identify any gaps you’re experiencing in your homeschooling practice. And I’ll show you the 3-part framework I teach my clients so they can homeschool with connection, collaboration, and engaged learning, instead of power struggles and resistance. There’s also time for Q & A. If you can’t join live, you can still get your question answered. Register for the masterclass at the link in the comments or bio. Then, send me a DM and let me know what questions you’d like me to answer or challenges you’d like me to address. You can hear my answers when you watch the replay. #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

I love to share my clients’ successes so you know what’s possible for your family. 🙂 I worked with a client who was frustrated with how homeschooling was going. She didn’t feel a strong connection to her kids. She felt like she was spending more time telling her kids to get off devices and do school work than actually homeschooling. Homeschooling wasn’t how she’d hoped it would be. She felt out of control. The kids were doing whatever she wanted and, no matter how much she yelled or gave consequences, nothing was changing. From working together, we were able to put structures in place that favored connection over screen time. We discovered what meaningful, learning meant for her kids and how to streamline planning to make it easier for her. By the end of the coaching program, homeschooling was transformed. Her kids were excited to do the learning activities she had planned and there were limits set on screen time. She was enjoying spending time with her kids. She felt empowered by the CPC method and knew how to handle challenges and resistance when they came up. If you’re looking for this kind of homeschooling support too, you’re invited to my upcoming masterclass. During the masterclass, you’ll discover: : >> 3 common mistakes homeschooling parents make (and how to fix them) >> How to identify any gaps in your homeschooling practice >> My 3-part framework that you can use to quickly turn homeschooling around. Register to join us live and access the replay or send me a DM. [link in the bio and comments] See you there! #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

Parents decide to homeschool because it’s the best option for their unique kids. Many parents don’t think about what it will mean for them, they just want to do what’s best for their kids. Raising a neurodivergent child requires meeting unique needs and it’s easy to put yourself last. It isn’t until homeschooling becomes a struggle that many parents realize they aren’t happy and aren’t enjoying homeschooling. They feel stressed, anxious, and scared. They feel like they are failing or that they are going to ruin their kids. None of this is true, of course. And homeschooling has to work for you. You are guiding your child’s learning for years to come. Your peace of mind and well-being are fundamental to creating a supportive and developmentally appropriate learning environment for your kids. How do you find peace of mind? By getting support and a clear action plan to deal with the challenges you’re facing. If this sounds like the next step for you, register for my upcoming masterclass this Friday. By registering you can join live and get your questions answered, or you can access the replay and watch at your convenience. Register for my Empowering Parents to Homeschool their Neurodivergent Kids with Connection, Collaboration, and Academic Success: A Masterclass [link in comments and bio] Identify any mistakes you’re making or gaps in your homeschooling practice, and discover a simple framework you can use to transform homeschooling into something that works for your whole family. See you there! #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

When I started homeschooling, I created a schedule, chose learning activities, and set up a learning space. I expected my unique child to come to the table and do the activities that I had planned. I never expected my child to say no and loudly resist doing activities. I was caught unprepared and didn’t know how to respond. I would tell them how smart and capable they were and that I knew they could do it. When encouragement and motivation didn’t work, I would become frustrated and impatient. I would threaten to take away screen time or something else they wanted. Maybe the threat would get my child to do a few math problems or write a couple of words. But, usually the negative consequence would cause my child to explode. Tears, meltdowns, explosions. Homeschooling went from the unexpected to a struggle to a miserable experience for both me and my child. I felt like I was failing at homeschooling and I felt very disconnected from my kid. I reached a point where I couldn’t keep doing the same thing anymore. I had to stop and reflect on everything I knew about child development, child psychology, and learning from my 20+ years as an educator. I developed an approach to homeschooling that centers connection, collaboration, and high level meaningful learning experiences instead of power struggles and meltdowns. I’m sharing the framework I developed to help homeschooling parents take steps to improve their homeschooling experience. Register for my upcoming free masterclass at the link in the bio and comments. See you there! #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

Homeschooling can be isolating, especially when it feels like a struggle. When homeschooling was at its lowest point, I didn’t feel like there was anyone I could talk to about it. My husband wasn’t there to understand. My friends and family would just tell me to send my child back to school. I didn’t have anyone in my life who could understand what I was going through. The other homeschooling parents seemed to have everything under control, which only made me feel like more of a failure. It was extra difficult to ask for help because I didn’t want to tell anyone how physically aggressive my child would become. Their resistance would take the form of kicking, throwing, and turning over chairs. I felt like I had to protect my family’s privacy and figure out how to improve homeschooling on my own. I was able to use my 20-year background in education, child development, and child psychology to change my approach to homeschooling. However, it took a few years. I don’t want that for you or any other homeschooling parent. We decide to homeschool because we want to enjoy our kids while they’re young and strengthen the connection we have with them. You didn’t start homeschooling to feel stressed, worried, and alone in your struggles. And you aren’t alone. My clients are all going through similar things and need support to make the right changes for their unique family. ❤️❤️ I don’t want you to wait another day to get a plan together. Join me at my masterclass this Friday, March 1st and start to get the understanding you need to take action. Check out the link in the bio and comments to register and get more information.❤️❤️ #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling

We had a wonderful private tour at Fort Monroe in Virginia - completely by accident, but more amazing than we could have imagined! Her ancestor was at this fort when it was active and has a battery named after him. She explained what a squinch is and why it’s important. She also showed us the deodar cedar on the property and explained its significance. Those that believe in Gods believe that the God of Love and Peace lives in this tree. We also learned about the Lincoln Gun and that it weighed over 49,000 pounds! So much history is learned from visiting places instead of seeing it in a book. We highly recommend traveling whenever you can! #rambleracademy #homeschooling #roadschooling #fortmonroe #homeschoolingwithdownsyndrome #theluckyfew #homeschoolingadhd #unitstudies #volunteersarethebest

We did the fun part of our yearly trip first by hitting Disney and enjoying all the characters. Then we started our learning portion with Kennedy Space Center. The wind was crazy that day, but we still had a good time. #rambleracademy #homeschooling #homeschoolingwithdownsyndrome #theluckyfew #homeschoolingadhd #unitstudies

Many parents struggle to homeschool their neurodivergent kids. They try to fix it on their own. They don’t seek out help and expert guidance from a coach. They are in a constant state of uncertainty: >>Why are there tears every day? >>Why does my child keep resisting doing assignments? >>I know my child doesn’t like that kind of assignment, but what else am I supposed to do? >>Why doesn’t it work when I take away something my kid loves? Why do they explode instead of completing the assignment? Why? Without understanding what’s causing the resistance and difficult behavior, there are power struggles, and parents are stressed and worried that their kids are learning enough. Without answers and an action plan, parents spend more money on curriculum, hoping that the next one will click for their neurodivergent kids. My job is to offer homeschooling parents a way to have a completely different experience. I coach homeschooling parents in how to communicate, plan, and connect with their unique children so there’s no mystery when it comes to behavior or learning. I empower parents to create a homeschooling experience where the whole family can thrive and unique kids can learn to their full potential. ❤️ I'm excited to let you know that I currently have some spaces available for my 1:1 coaching program. If you're interested in seeing if we're a good fit to work together, I encourage you to apply today. [link in bio, comments] Let's work together to make homeschooling a positive and fulfilling experience for both you and your child. ❤️ #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

Can you imagine if this happened in your home: ❤️ Your kids are excited to come to the table for homeschooling. ❤️ They are engaged in their learning and want to share their ideas with you. ❤️ They are reading, writing, and doing math without any resistance or meltdowns. ❤️ They feel proud of themselves and know that they are capable of learning more. This is how homeschooling looks when you create meaningful learning experiences that are aligned with your child’s development and skill set. In order to get there you have to change your approach to homeschooling your unique kids. The 3-part framework I show my clients has made all of the difference. They have gone from power struggles over learning to fostering a deeper connection with their kids. Schedule a free consultation call with me today, and let's get an action plan in place to create a homeschooling experience where you can feel confident and your child can thrive. ❤️❤️❤️ [link in bio and comments] #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

I worked with a client who was stressed and worn out from spending her energy trying to get her son to do a few minutes of school work each day. When we had our first call, she was emotional and looked so unhappy. She started to tell me what she was experiencing, so that we could figure out what changes she could make. It became clear that one of the first things that had to change was how she saw her role as the homeschooling parent. Once she understood that her needs, interests, and passions had to be a part of the homeschooling day, she transformed how she felt about homeschooling and was open to changing her approach to planning learning time. From working together, she became empowered to add her ideas and creativity to homeschooling. Instead of feeling stuck in an endless power struggle, she saw that homeschooling could be fun for her and her kids. After our 8 weeks together, she was a changed person. She was smiling, joking, and enjoying being her kids’ learning partner. It was like speaking to a different person and I was so happy for her! If you're looking for similar results or something even better, I invite you to apply for my 1:1 coaching program. Let's work together to overcome your challenges and make homeschooling a sustainable and great experience for your whole family. Apply for coaching and let's get started on this journey together. [link in bio and comments] #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

Too many homeschooling parents react to resistance and negative behavior with explanations of other ways of expressing big emotions. Here’s why this idea is so limiting: Behavior is only a symptom. By responding or reacting to the behavior alone, homeschooling parents never have a chance to find out what is causing the behavior and what changes they can make to help neurodivergent homeschoolers feel less anxious and more confident about learning time. Instead of removing the causes of the behavior, homeschooling parents find themselves locked in power struggles with their kids. Viewing your unique homeschooler’s behavior as a form of communication is the first step in identifying gaps in your homeschooling practice. Once you identify the gaps in your homeschooling practice and take steps to remove them, your homeschooler’s behavior will transform. You’ll get to experience a homeschooler eager to learn and share with you. You’ll get to see them feel confident about their learning and more connected to you. ❤️ It’s time for you and your child to have a better homeschooling experience. ❤️ If you're interested, I have a few spaces open for my 1:1 coaching program. Don't hesitate to send me a DM or fill out the application to see if we're a good fit. [link in comments and bio] Let's work together to help you and your unique learner feel excited and confident about learning. #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

I made so many mistakes when I first started homeschooling. But, there was one mistake I made that caused a lot of tension, conflict, and upset during learning time. I thought my unique child had to have the same skills that I had at that age and that kids at school had. Expectations from grandparents and others didn’t help either. It felt like additional pressure for me to get my child to do the things they weren’t doing. This was especially true for reading. I felt a lot of stress and pressure every time someone asked if my child was reading yet. This was making my homeschooler feel frustrated and bad about reading. It took me longer than I wish it had to realize how harmful this idea was for my unique child. Homeschooling sets our unique kids on their own learning journey. There’s nothing one-size-fits-all about it. Everything we ask our kids to do has to be developmentally appropriate and right for them. It took me a while to understand this. My role was to guide, facilitate, support. I couldn’t rush my child’s development and expecting them to do more than they were able caused them to feel they were doing something wrong and disappointing me. I had to make some changes fast. If learning to read created stress for my child, they weren’t going to want to read. I had to turn my expectations into goals and I had to figure out what support my child needed from me in order for them to meet those goals. And I had to really understand that my child’s development wasn’t on anyone else’s timeline. Are you ready to discover ways of planning and supporting your unique child’s learning to meet the expectations and goals you have for them? Send me a DM or schedule a free consultation and let's create a personalized homeschooling plan for you and your child. [link in comments and bio] #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling

Is your homeschooler refusing to do assignments? Do you feel like you have to yell or threaten to take something away in order for your child to get some work done? I know from my own experience how draining it can be when there are power struggles, meltdowns, and physical aggression. For me, it felt like homeschooling would go so well if my child behaved differently. I focused on working to change how my homeschooler reacted. But I realized their behavior was only a symptom of a larger problem, not the cause. Behavior and resistance is a form of communication. Our unique kids respond and react to the circumstances they perceive. And they are experiencing the world and processing information in their own, unique way. The authority and power we have as parents to take things away or offer rewards, doesn’t change what our unique homeschoolers are experiencing. If a neurodivergent homeschooler, for any reason, can’t do an assignment in the way they are asked to do it, then they can’t do the assignment. They can’t. What we do as homeschooling parents at that moment makes all of the difference in what our kids’ behavior will be. You may feel that their refusal to do the assignment is your trigger. Your child will be triggered by how you respond. I know because I’ve been on both sides of this dynamic as a child and as a parent countless times. However, this is only one of many possible dynamics you can have with your unique homeschooler. It all comes down to communication, what learning activities you are asking of your child, and how connected you both feel to one another. ❤️ I coach parents through these key aspects of homeschooling. I empower parents to confidently create awesome high level learning experiences that are right for their kids at every stage of their development. I show homeschooling parents how to use communication to foster learning, connection, and collaboration, instead of power struggles and meltdowns. If this sounds like the kind of support you’re looking for, schedule a free consultation call and see if you’re a good fit for my 1:1 coaching program. [link in bio and comments] #neurodiverse #neurodivergent

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I love to share my clients’ successes so you know what’s possible for your family. 🙂 I worked with a client who was worn out from daily power struggles with her child. She didn’t want to yell, but felt like it was the only way to get her child to listen. They got into a dynamic of having a conflict before any work would get done. She knew it wasn’t working, but she didn’t know what else to do. She felt backed into a corner and her son was also backed into a corner. Neither felt like they could back down, but my client knew there had to be a better way to communicate and manage homeschooling. Through us working together, we were able to uncover the triggers that she was experiencing from so many years of resistance and power struggles. She felt frustrated, angry, and worried about her child’s education. By the end of our 8 weeks together, she was using a completely different approach to communicating and had left power struggles in the past. Not only was her relationship with her son transformed, she also learned a different way to approach planning learning experiences. The kids started having fun during learning time. And, she was surprised to realize that she had started having fun too. She felt so much lighter and smiled easily. She was empowered by the CPC method and knew how to approach homeschooling in a way that was sustainable for her and her family. If you’re looking for this kind of homeschooling experience too, you’re invited to my upcoming masterclass. During the masterclass, you’ll discover: : >> 3 common mistakes homeschooling parents make (and how to fix them) >> How to identify any gaps in your homeschooling practice >> My 3-part framework that you can use to quickly turn homeschooling around. Register to save your spot and access the replay at the link in the bio and comments. #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling

Are you tired of the power struggles? Not sure how to handle your child's big emotions or sensory needs? Come join a fantastic group of homeschooling parents and learn how to support your child and yourself. You will gain tools and encouragement through the Connected Families Sensitive and Intense Kids Online Course. We will meet every two weeks to discuss and apply what you are learning. You will have accountability and support from a Certified Parent Coach, as well as a group of parents who can relate to your challenges as you support one another on the journey! I look forward to walking alongside you as you gain understanding and confidence to parent and homeschool your sensitive and intense child. You can get more information at the link in my bio, or DM me with any questions. Are you ready to transform your parenting and homeschool experience? #connectedfamilies #homeschool #homeschoolneurodiversekids #neurodiversehomeschooling #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolmom

What does homeschooling look like at your house? Here’s a glimpse of what’s going on at my home. We have a flexible approach to learning. Because I’m clear on what the learning is for the day, it can happen in so many different ways and places. Sometimes, we may not get out of pjs and homeschooling may start closer to 10am than 9am. Other days we’re learning at a museum, or we’re at a cafe doing some work. I include as many hands-on experiences as possible – whether that’s at home or participating in a workshop, or even asking a family member to show my child a specific skill or share specific knowledge. For example, I’m a city kid and know nothing about gardening, but my mother-in-law loves to garden and shares stories with my child about gardening with her grandmother when she was young. While we never stray too far from the unit plan and the learning goals I’ve established, there’s room for my child to add in what they’d like to learn. We check in with each other about how we’re feeling and what our needs are. The connection and collaboration is there and so is the respect we have for one another, even when my child is being rude or cranky. I feel great about homeschooling because I see how much my unique child is learning and how engaged they are with their learning. If this sounds like the homeschooling experience you’d like to have, it’s time to take action. Register for my upcoming masterclass and learn what’s missing from your homeschooling and what you can do about it. [link in comments and bio] #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

I was committed to homeschooling and didn’t have a plan B. So, I was completely thrown when my child resisted doing school work every day and homeschooling turned into dealing with tears (sometimes mine), meltdowns, and physical aggression. I reached a point where I couldn’t keep doing the same thing with the same outcome every day. I had to start reflecting and thinking to identify what wasn’t working and why. . I had to use everything I knew about teaching, child development, and child psychology, along with everything I knew about my child as an individual. Once I was able to let go of the pressure I was putting on myself to meet everyone’s expectations of what my child should be able to do, I could focus on what the next step was for my child’s learning. Once I figured out how to create learning experiences I knew my child would be excited about, homeschooling turned around very quickly. I’m sharing the framework I developed to help homeschooling parents go from power struggles and meltdowns to connection and collaboration at a live masterclass. Register for the Empowering Parents to Homeschool their Neurodivergent Kids with Connection, Collaboration, and Academic Success: A Masterclass at the link in the comments and bio. See you there! #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

I believe that each neurodivergent child is wired in different ways that make them interesting, creative, unique people who want to learn and feel valued and respected for who they are as individuals. Children learn when they feel safe, supported, and when they are asked to do learning activities that they are able to do and find meaningful. Homeschooling is an amazing choice because you can educate your kids in the way they learn best without placing limits or restrictions on their learning. Our kids can learn so much more from homeschooling than they could at school. I also believe that most of our life journey doesn’t equip us with the skills and knowledge to be able to meet the needs of our unique children. I think it is unfair to ask (mostly) moms to take over educating their neurodivergent children, in addition to the other domestic responsibilities they have, without giving them the support and knowledge they need to do so successfully. My mission is to fill in the gaps that homeschooling parents have in how they approach communicating with their homeschoolers and how they plan their children’s homeschooling experience. Just as I know that every problem has a solution, each parent-child relationship can improve, and every child can learn. Once the parent and child both have their needs met, homeschooling can become everything you’ve dreamed it can be. I know this can seem like an impossible dream. That’s why I’m hosting the [free] Empowering Parents to Homeschool their Neurodivergent Kids with Connection, Collaboration, and Academic Success: A Masterclass Register to save your spot and start getting the support you need to make homeschooling work for your family. #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting

I can’t recommend homeschooling enough for parents of kids with ADHD. There are so many struggles that kids have with public school standards. Even kids without ADHD. Add in the need for constant movement, difficulties following directions, impulsivity, struggles focusing, and of course they will be labeled the troubled kid in class. Homeschooling is the perfect way to cater your child’s education to exactly meet their needs, without making them feel like a failure. Instead you can harness their hyper focus and show them that they are brilliant and can thrive with their interests. The documentary “The Disruptors” helped me better understand kids with ADHD. Parents: what advice would you give someone contemplating homeschooling their child with ADHD? #adhdawareness #adhdmemes #adhdlife #adhdparenting #adhdhomeschooling #adhdsupport #adhdtips #adhdbrain #adhdmom #homeschoolingadhd #thedisruptors #homeschoolmom #homeschooltips #homeschoollife

Have you thought about what will continue to happen without a homeschooling coach? The power struggles will continue and intensify as your homeschooler gets older. You’ll continue feeling more and more distant from your child, not knowing what’s going on in their world and how they’re feeling about it. You’ll keep worrying about their future and whether or not they are learning enough to be able to one day graduate high school and have options after that. This is the only time you get to spend with your child at this age. Homeschooling is an amazing opportunity to get to really know your child as an individual and develop a strong connection around common interests, ideas, and shared experiences. However, this isn’t automatic and it takes learning what this means for your unique family. My job as your homeschooling coach is to help you understand how to teach your unique child – how to communicate and plan learning experiences so you can have the connection you desire and while also meeting your needs and your child’s needs. I'm thrilled to let you know that I’ve opened up more spaces for my 1:1 coaching program. If you're interested in seeing if we're a good fit to work together, I encourage you to apply today. Let's work together to make homeschooling a wonderful experience for your whole family. [Link in the bio and comments] #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

Sometimes it’s easy to forget that his mind is going a thousand miles a minute. Other days he gets the sweetest dazed smile and I stop him and ask “What was that happy thought? “ The other day the thoughts were coming to fast. Add in his brothers’ own tapping and other sensory issues and this one had had it. He covered his ears and began to cry. One simple fix helped us finish our lesson. Classical Piano. I popped headphones on his head and hit play and suddenly his thoughts slowed and became his own again. He finished his work beautifully and in record time. He still needed stimulation, but it needed to be on his terms. This is what ADHD looks like. It’s knowing that as he learns to self regulate some days he’s going to need external help and that’s okay. After all some days his mama does too 💕 What tricks do you use to help your ADHD kiddos focus ? #homeeducation #homeschool #homeschooltips #christianhomeschool #secondgenhomeschooler #ideasforhomeschool #homeschoolmom #homeeducating #charlottemason #classicaleducation #schoolathome #motherhoodtips #education #homeschoolingadhd #neurodiversehomeschool

I'm excited to be a featured speaker at the Happy Homeschooling Littles Summit! It's from Feb 19-Mar 3 Discover how to successfully homeschool with insights from experienced speakers who are ready to support you. From homeschool organization to self-care for moms of littles, this summit covers all the essentials to help you simplify, teach meaningfully, and stay sane throughout your homeschooling journey. Gain access to exclusive resources! The Happily Homeschooling Littles Summit Guide is a goldmine of strategies and advice that will revolutionize the way you approach teaching your little ones. Don't miss out on this invaluable tool available with our All Access Backstage Pass! Join the Happily Homeschooling Littles Facebook Group! Connect with a supportive community of homeschooling parents, discover essential resources, and engage in discussions that will enrich your homeschooling adventure. Elevate your homeschooling game and turn every moment into a meaningful learning experience for your children. Register now to secure your spot and gain unlimited access to invaluable insights and resources! Register here: https://summit.teachmykinder.com/afsaneh Start your journey toward joyful learning and successful homeschooling by joining us at the Happily Homeschooling Littles Summit! We can't wait to see you there! #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

Can you imagine choosing a topic of interest to you and your child and spending your days discovering, investigating, experimenting, discussing, and connecting? Sounds pretty fantastic, right? Imagine if you were confident in your ability to find topics and create learning experiences that your child was excited to try. Imagine your child is advancing in all of their subjects, including reading, writing, and math, because they are interested in what they are learning and being asked to do. Can you imagine your child doing higher level learning and learning more than they ever could at a traditional school? This may sound like an impossible dream, but this is reality for my 1:1 coaching clients. If this is the kind of learning experience you’d like for your child, schedule a free consultation call with me today. Let’s get an action plan in place to transform your homeschooling experience so you feel a stronger connection to your kids as they thrive from learning at home. [Link in bio and comments] #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

I worked with a mom who had hit a wall with homeschooling. The kids were triggering one another as a form of resistance and she was putting out one fire after another. She had totally lost control and couldn’t see a way to make things better. By the time we had our first call, she wasn’t sure anything could be done to improve the situation. We talked about what had caused homeschooling to change, what was happening with each child individually, and what dynamics had developed during learning time. We created an action plan to change those dynamics. More importantly, we developed steps for her to take so she felt empowered to implement the changes. Working together, we restored her confidence in her ability to guide her family’s learning and homeschooling experience – even with children with different needs. It can feel like an uphill battle that you are losing when homeschooling more than one neurodivergent child. It’s my job to help you understand your homeschooler’s behavior and how to use communication, planning, and connection to turn homeschooling into something that makes everyone feel successful. If this is the kind of support you need, I invite you to apply for my 1:1 coaching program. Let's work together to overcome your challenges and make homeschooling a sustainable and great experience for your whole family. [Link in bio and comments] #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd

A lot of what you know about schooling and parenting gets challenged when you have a neurodivergent child. Because of this, so many homeschooling parents think that it has to be a struggle to homeschool their unique child. You’re so used to meltdowns that, while exhausting, you kind of expect them to happen during learning time. Homeschooling neurodivergent kids doesn’t have to include meltdowns, explosions, physical aggression, or power struggles. I know that can seem difficult to believe when you’re in the thick of it, but I promise you homeschooling can be a completely different experience for you and your family. Changing your approach to communication, planning, and connection makes all of the difference. If you're ready to take steps to create a better homeschooling experience, I have a few spaces open for my 1:1 coaching program. Don't hesitate to fill out the application to see if we're a good fit. [link in the comments and bio] #neurodiverse #neurodivergent #neurodivergentparenting #neurodivergenthomeschooling #adhdhomeschooling #homeschoolingmoms #homeschoolingmommy #homeschoolingmomlife #homeschoolingfamily #homeschoolmom #homeschoolingspecialneeds #homeschoolingonthespectrum #homeschoolingadhd #homeschoolcommunity #specialneedsparenting #homeschoolmama #homeeducators #homeschoolinglookslikethis #teachingathome #learningathome #homecenteredlearning #spdhomeschool #autismhomeschool #sensoryprocessingdisorder #sensoryintegration #asdhomeschooling #anxiouskids #anxiouskidsanxiousparents #homeschoolingwithanxiety #homeschoolingwithadhd