What if the behaviors we’ve been taught to correct are actually signs of overwhelm, sensory overload, burnout, or nervous system distress? A conversation on PDA parenting, low demand parenting, burnout, and nervous system safety.
“I’m not reading, but everyone else is.” This episode explores dyslexia, late readers, and homeschooling beyond school benchmarks—how kids learn to read without pressure, why timelines differ, and how parents can support literacy without fear.
Artificial intelligence. Is it a threat, a tool, or something else entirely? Former teacher and software engineer, Andrew Dugan, demystifies AI for parents. Learn how to navigate the promises and pitfalls of generative AI for neurodivergent kids, the importance of human connection, and how to find supportive learning tools.
Could conventional schooling be creating DYSlexia? Explore the difference between DYSlexia (school-created) and dyslexia (a neurotype), the impact of felt-safety and self-directed learning, and why common interventions may do more harm than good.
Discover what schools simply can’t teach—and how homeschooling unlocks opportunities for lifelong learning.
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!
You’re invited to Art Class! Join abstract artist and therapeutic art practitioner Corinne Woodhams as she introduces us to the world of intuitive art.
In this episode, we break down the common pressures and fears many homeschool parents face—like the belief that we need to teach everything or cover every topic from kindergarten to high school.
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.