Vicki Tillman, of the Homeschool High School podcast, wants you to feel you are fulfilling your life’s purposes.
A Homeschool High School podcast host and a homeschool mom for 20-plus years, all five of Vicki’s children graduated from homeschool high school and have completed various degrees at college and graduate levels.
She is a speaker, curriculum developer, counselor, and life/career coach who helps women become who they need to be. She shares her expertise in homeschooling, prayer, healthy life and career topics, and mental health topics through her coaching at Vicki Tillman Coaching, posts at 7 Sisters, Pike Creek Psychological Center, and Vicki Talks Prayer.
What is your minimum effective dose to look after you? Our bodies and our souls won’t keep up if we pretend we don’t need care.
Vicki Tillman
Let’s chat with Homeschool High School Podcast host, Vicki Tillman.
Advice for the homeschool mom who also works outside homeschool:
Don’t worry about all the things.
Do just the thing at the moment.
Don’t worry about all the things falling through the cracks.
Moms feel guilty all the time, but rather focus on all the things they can do.
A Homeschool Mom Self-Care Myth is this: You don’t have time. Self-Care isn’t a 45-minute Zumba class and a 15-minute meditation. It can be different things for different people.
Advice for the homeschool mom of a graduating kiddo:
None of the kids know everything about their whole future, but it feels better to know the next step.
Your job is to help teenagers know the next step to take.
If they understand their personality, they know what they already love, and they have had enough experiences that they can try on hats, they’ll make a really good decision for the next step.
We don’t need to worry about the whole future, just the next step.
Gratitude is the habit of noticing when something is going well…
It improves your immune system.
It triggers your anterior cingulate in your brain.
It triggers brain growth in the “calm down” portion of your brain.
I help homeschool moms trust themselves, edit expectations, and make intentional choices that create a more confident, connected, and present homeschool life.
Hi, I'm Teresa — a Homeschool Life Coach and graduated homeschool mom of four for nearly two decades.
I know what it's like to give everything to your family's education and lose track of yourself in the process. For years, I buried my own overwhelm just to keep pushing forward — until I couldn't anymore. That season taught me something I now get to share with other homeschool moms: you don't have to choose between showing up for your kids and showing up for yourself.
I help moms move through burnout, rebuild confidence, and create a homeschool life that actually feels sustainable — not just on paper, but in the day-to-day. Through coaching, we work on the things curriculum guides don't cover: your boundaries, your identity outside the "homeschool mom" role, and the mindset shifts that make room for you to breathe again.
If you're in a season where you're doing all the things but quietly wondering if this is working — I'd love to walk alongside you. Book a free Aligned Homeschool Reset Session, and let's figure out what's really going on beneath the overwhelm.
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