Learning Circles Coaching
Compassionate support.
Meaningful selfcare for you.
Group Coaching
For parents and caregivers on alternative education paths
Finding your way back to Self — calm, curious, and compassionate — gives you more room to meet your child where they are. You can begin to recognize what is happening beneath the hard moments, respond with greater intention, and build more connection into the way your family learns together.
Family &
Parent Coaching
For parents, couples, and families
When parenting and learning bring you into the same conversation again and again, it can be hard to know how to move forward together. This coaching space helps you understand the patterns beneath the tension, communicate what matters, and find a way of parenting and learning together that feels more connected and workable.
Visual Journaling for Tweens
For young people ages 10–13
Visual journaling gives young people a creative way to explore and express their inner worlds. Through guided prompts, drawing, writing, color, and other forms of creative expression, they can make sense of what they're feeling, discover more about who they are, and find ways to express what can be difficult to put into words.
With each experience, they have space to build self-awareness, confidence, and connection while developing a creative practice they can return to as they grow.
Group Coaching
What This Is
A 12-week small-group coaching experience for parents who want to feel more confident, grounded, and connected in the way they learn alongside their children.
The program is grounded in the frameworks of Internal Family Systems (IFS) and Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing (EMDR), along with expressive arts. These frameworks provide ways to understand the parts of ourselves and the experiences that shape how we show up in learning and relationships.
What to Expect
Weekly small-group coaching sessions, monthly 1:1 support, a guided workbook, a self-paced course a, and a private community. You'll have space to reflect, explore, practice new ways of responding, and learn alongside other parents walking a similar path.
The goal is to move from self-doubt and performance toward greater trust, connection, and confidence in your family's learning
Who It's For
For parents who have chosen homeschooling because they want something different for their children, but sometimes find themselves questioning whether they're doing enough or doing it “right.”
For parents who carry old expectations about what learning should look like, even when they consciously chose a different path.
For parents who find themselves pulled between performance and connection — wanting to follow their child's curiosity while also feeling the pressure to make sure they're learning enough.
For parents who notice recurring power struggles around learning and want to understand what is happening beneath them rather than simply finding another strategy to manage the behavior.
For parents who want to feel more confident trusting their child's pace, interests, and way of learning while also becoming more aware of their own needs, emotions, and patterns.
For parents who are ready to move beyond self-doubt and create a learning relationship rooted in connection, curiosity, trust, and partnership.
Family &
Parent Coaching
What This Is
Individualized coaching for the moments when you find yourself thinking, Why does this keep happening?
When learning becomes a source of tension. When you and your partner aren't seeing the path in the same way. When you know you want something different for your family but aren't sure how to get there. When the opinions of others begin to make you question choices you felt confident about.
Coaching gives you space to slow down, understand what's underneath those moments, and find a way forward that feels more connected and workable for your family..
What to Expect
Sessions held 1:1, as a couple, or as a family. We'll look at the patterns, emotions, and needs beneath the hard moments and create practical connection practices you can bring into everyday life.
Together, you'll have space to build more understanding, communicate more clearly, work through differences, and feel more confident in the choices you're making.
Who It's For
For parents who are tired of wondering whether they're doing enough or whether they've chosen the right path.
For families caught in power struggles around learning who want to find their way back to partnership and connection.
For couples who love their children and share the same hopes for them, but aren't always sure how to translate those hopes into a shared approach to home education.
For parents who need support holding boundaries when family, friends, or others question the choices they've made.
You can create more space for connection, clarity, and trust.
Visual Journaling
for Tweens
What This Is
A 6-week virtual group experience for tweens ages 10–13, using visual journaling and creative expression to explore feelings, self-awareness, identity, and connection.
What to Expect
Weekly 60 minute group sessions with guided creative invitations, visual journaling prompts, and space for conversation and sharing. Tweens can participate through drawing, writing, color, collage, symbols, and other forms of creative expression.
The emphasis is on exploration rather than artistic skill, giving tweens a comfortable way to express things that can sometimes be difficult to put into words.
Who It's For
For tweens who enjoy creating, are curious about themselves and others, or want another way to make sense of the feelings and experiences that come with growing up.
For parents who want to give their child a creative space to develop emotional awareness, self-expression, and confidence alongside other tweens.
Our work is rooted in connection, curiosity, and whole-family wellbeing.
A Note On Our Work
Coaching within this program is designed to support reflection, growth, and deeper awareness in your relationships and daily rhythms.
While this work can feel meaningful and supportive, it is important to say that coaching is not psychotherapy. The purpose of coaching is to teach, model, and provide support through situational challenges, whereas mental health therapy is a medically necessary treatment for a diagnosed mental health disorder. We do not diagnose or treat mental health conditions, and our offerings are not a substitute for clinical or medical care.
By participating, you acknowledge and understand this distinction and choose to engage in this work as a supportive, non-clinical space for growth and connection.
