Homeschool Life Coach — Helping Moms Homeschool with Confidence & Calm
Homeschool moms big emotions self compassion: Real homeschool life? It’s about managing big emotions, not just lessons. Daily stress is real. Learn self-compassion tools: self-awareness, acceptance, and kindness. Create a peaceful homeschool.
Beat the homeschool blues with a season of scheduled neglect—a purposeful pause from rigid routines to refresh your homeschool rhythm. Learn how to embrace rest, playful learning, unscheduled days, and creative breaks while addressing winter fatigue, seasonal affective disorder, and the February homeschool slump. Discover practical ways to deschool your schedule, reclaim joy, and support both your wellbeing and your kids’ engagement.
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Nicolle Nattrass is a homeschooling mother, an advocate for Maternal Mental Health, and has worked as a professional actor, writer, and Certified Addiction Counselor. She is the creator and designer of 4 Creative Journaling programs that focus on self-care and mental wellness. Nicolle Nattrass is part of the Journal Council, for the International Association for…
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How to deal with homeschool boredom? In this day, boredom is hard to come by. Open space breeds a bounty of curiosity and fun.
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Living a balanced life + homeschooling = Oxymoron? Lots of juggling. With lots of interruptions. And lots of skirmishes. So how to live a balanced homeschool life? Too busy, they say. (Hard to argue.) Not a lot of hours in the day unaccounted for. (Definitely true.) A generous share of the time is devoted to kids’ struggles, complaints,…
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If you’re searching for how to show up better in your homeschool, chances are you already know something needs to shift — and you’re not alone. Somewhere in my third year of homeschooling, I was done. In my heart, I was mouthing the words “help me” as the school bus drove by. I found myself…
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Let’s talk about the care and keeping of homeschool mama includes addressing our basic needs and also engaging our separate interests.
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