Katie Keene shares her expert knowledge and personal experience for ways to stay calm in moments of chaos and overwhelm.

Sara Olsher founder of Mighty and Bright, explains what visual aids are and how they can be used to help neurodivergent kids stay regulated throughout the day, develop independence, and practice life skills.

Stacie Walker explains why mindset is so important and why changing your mindset is key to making positive changes in your homeschooling practice and all areas of your life. Stacie shares ways to become aware of your thoughts and begin to make shifts in mindset.

Afsaneh Moradian explains why neurodivergent kids resist learning when they don’t have meaningful learning experiences. She shares from her own experience and expertise why meaningful learning is so important and how parents can begin to approach creating meaningful learning experiences for their unique homeschoolers.

Dawn Friedman explains the causes of annoying behavior and how to stay calm when your nervous system goes into overdrive. Dawn shares vital tips and strategies for how to communicate when your irritable or anxious child is making choices that are driving you or someone else bonkers.

Meg Grooms, founder of Gameschooling Academy, shares how to make gameschooling work for your unique family and ways you can adapt games to different learning styles, personalities, and preferences.

Denise Thomas shares invaluable information about what it means to create a personal brand and why it’s so important for college and scholarship applications. Her expertise will inspire you to start thinking about your unique homeschooler’s higher education regardless of their age.

Lizz Quain shares the advantages of worldschooling. She outlines why unique homeschoolers can have access to incredible learning opportunities when traveling around the country and to other countries.

Melissa Price explains why art and creativity are wonderful tools for teaching our unique kids how to name and process their emotions. She shares wonderful artistic and creative activities you can easily add to your homeschooling practice.

Charlotte Jones shares how you can approach self-care as a busy homeschooling parent. She shares valuable information and tips for overcoming obstacles and making self-care a consistent part of your life.

Lion and Kandi Fludd share the journey of how they started the ADHD is My Superpower Podcast for their young child. They reveal how the podcast greatly improved their communication with their son and increased their child’s self-confidence and leadership skills. They explain how parents can start their own family podcast.

Tonya Wollum explains why storytelling is an invaluable part of learning for neurodivergent children. She provides fun, easy ways to add storytelling to your homeschooling day.

Elan Page explains what representation means and why it’s so important for building your unique homeschooler’s sense of self and their place in the world. She shares different ways to approach finding books and media that have characters similar to your unique homeschooler.

Sarah Collins explains the 8 senses in the body. She provides us with an understanding of one of the senses, interoception and different ways to help our kids gain greater self-awareness of what is happening in their bodies while homeschooling. 

Danielle Bettmann explains what children experience when they have big emotions. She shares what parents can do to co-regulate kids while staying regulated themselves. Danielle also provides strategies that are simple to use and make a huge difference in preventing emotions from becoming so big.

Jennifer House shares how all 8 senses are involved in eating and how to take into consideration your child’s sensory processing when asking them to the table, preparing meals, and incorporating some food play into your homeschooling practice. 

Sylvia Tam explains what being a kidpreneur is all about and how to think about raising a kidpreneur. She shares many different ways kids can engage with entrepreneurship and become self-confident leaders. 

Latonya Moore explains how self-talk is a powerful thing we all do. What we say to ourselves can hold us back and keep us stuck, or it can help us move forward and create the lives we want. Latonya shares ways we can become aware of our self-talk and change what we tell ourselves.

Tara Bushaw explains why freelancing is an excellent option for homeschooling parents to bring in income without affecting their family’s schedule. She shares how empowering it is to be your own boss and be able to support the life you want to have through freelancing,

Mary Kirchgestner explains what child-led learning means. She shares why child-led learning is a beneficial approach for homeschooling neurodivergent kids and some ways to make your homeschooling practice child-led.

Elizabeth Sautter explains what social emotional learning is and why it’s so important for neurodivergent children to learn social emotional skills. She shares many tips and suggestions for ways to integrate social emotional learning into your homeschooling practice.