How do you care for yourself when your child’s burnout becomes your burnout? Explore parent capacity, nervous system regulation, homeschooling neurodivergent children, and realistic ways to rebuild capacity one small moment at a time.
Math anxiety in neurodivergent kids often starts with us. Dr. Eason’s research reveals how parent emotions shape children’s math.
Parenting and homeschooling carry invisible grief few talk about. Explore how grief shapes the parenting journey and how to walk with it instead of against it.
Listen on Apple Podcasts Listen to on Spotify We hear it all the time: “But what about socialization?” Socialization for homeschooled kids isn’t just same-aged peer associations and blindly following rules. It’s about nervous system safety, real relationships, and being
Forget screen limits. Amanda Diekman breaks down the deeper story of control, trust, and raising kids who self-regulate for life.
Ditch the hustle and learn about the realities of burnout and why it’s so common among homeschooling moms with neurodiverse kids. Harness the healing power of small, sustainable habits to support physical, emotional, and mental health and discover why less is always more!
In this episode, we sit down with Casey Ehrlich, founder of At Peace Parents, to explore the transformative power of peaceful parenting, especially for those raising PDA (Pathological Demand Avoidant) children and teens.
In this special episode of the 90-Minute School Day podcast, I guide you through the transformative practice of crafting personal retreats.
Reset, refresh, refuel before reflection. Planning a personal retreat for each season is the key to a peaceful and present homeschooling parent.