1-on-1 Coaching — Personalized Guidance for Your Homeschool

Homeschooling kids with dyslexia and ADHD can feel overwhelming — not because you lack effort or love, but because the questions you’re facing are unique to your child and your family. When you’re trying to make decisions day after day with limited feedback, it’s easy to feel uncertain, discouraged, or stuck.

That’s where one-on-one coaching can help.

This is not a curriculum overhaul. It’s not more things to add to your to-do list. It’s a focused, personalized conversation that helps you:

• stop second-guessing your decisions

• clarify your priorities for right now

• see where progress is happening — even if it doesn’t look like school

• create a plan that fits your family and your child’s learning style

After 30+ years of homeschooling, including eight children (seven of whom have dyslexia) and decades of supporting families just like yours, I’ve learned that overwhelm rarely comes from a lack of love or effort. It comes from uncertainty and pressure — the feeling that you should be doing more, but not being sure what that really means for this child, at this time.

This coaching is designed to restore your confidence and help you move forward with clarity and calm.

How We Work Together

You get to choose the pace and depth of support that fits your needs:

30-Minute Coaching Session

A quick meeting to get clarity on a specific issue.

Single 1-Hour Coaching Session

Ideal if you have a specific question or situation you want clarity on — a focused conversation to help you see the next right step.

4-Session Coaching Package

Perfect if you want ongoing support as you make adjustments, refine your priorities, or navigate a tricky season.

What Coaching Helps With

Coaching is especially helpful if you feel:

✔️ overwhelmed by conflicting advice
✔️ unsure whether you’re on the right path
✔️ stuck between methods or timelines
✔️ afraid you’re not making the right choices
✔️ burdened by “what comes next” questions

We’ll talk through what matters most right now, not what someone else says should matter.