In this neuroscience-based talk, cognitive psychologist Dr. Amy Moore will share tips for understanding and helping children with ADHD. She will reveal surprising facts about the ADHD brain that will help homeschooling parents better connect with and teach kids who struggle with ADHD. With humor and real-life examples, Dr. Amy will ask you to examine five areas of influence on your child’s behavior and learning including sleep, nutrition, physical activity, emotion regulation, and cognitive skills. You’ll learn tips for optimizing each of these areas to reduce some of your child’s struggles with behavior and learning.

If reading time in your homeschool is filled with frustration, tears, or constant curriculum changes, you’re not alone. This session with Sandy Zamalis will help parents understand why some kids work so hard to read and still struggle and what’s really going on beneath the surface. Walk away with a clearer, research-backed understanding of your child’s reading challenges and tools to help you choose supports that are grounded in science, not trial and error.

The term "special needs" often broadly categorizes children who don't conform to typical learning patterns. But when your child truly learns differently, what steps should you take? Join Gretchen Roe for an insightful session filled with practical advice on adjusting goals and expectations, then tailoring your curriculum to genuinely support your atypical learner's unique path to success and thriving.

Unpack the frequently asked questions of how to homeschool struggling learners and those who learn differently. Be encouraged and equipped as Cheri Kay shares diagnostic checklists for struggling learners, discusses common roadblocks homeschooling parents face (and how to navigate around them), and gives strategies for achieving success with your children who learn differently

Parenting a child with ADHD is hard, so how do we do it in a way that honors God, honors parents, and honors kids? Join cognitive psychologist and ADHD mom Dr. Amy Moore for a 3-part workshop that takes a deep dive into the challenges of ADHD parenting and then emerge with practical solutions. With humor, real-life stories, grace-filled tips, and neuroscience, Dr. Amy will help you solve challenges with discipline, sleep, emotion regulation, and educational accommodations and interventions while leaving plenty of time for real-time discussions and Q&A about all things related to ADHD parenting.

Are you ready to build a strong foundation for your littlest learner? Does your child have learning challenges or differences that make getting started feel uncertain? If so, this workshop is designed just for you. Cheri Kay will walk you through the stages of early childhood development. You’ll learn how play-based learning nurtures cognitive, social, and emotional growth while laying the groundwork for lifelong success. She will also share practical tips and strategies to make learning fun, engaging, and developmentally appropriate. You’ll gain tools for providing effective accommodations, scaffolding, and modifications to support your child’s unique needs—setting them up for confidence and success from the very beginning.

In today's knowledge-based society, teaching compositional writing can feel overwhelming for parents due to its subjective nature and the challenge of knowing where to begin. But what if writing could be a joyful, collaborative experience that ignites a lifelong passion in your child? Join Gretchen Roe as she addresses common anxieties and offers practical tips to cultivate confidence, creativity, and a genuine love for compositional writing in both you and your child.

Does the thought of beginning formal elementary homeschooling with a child who has learning challenges feel overwhelming? This workshop is here to guide and equip you with clarity and confidence. Cheri Kay will introduce the stages of child development from kindergarten through third grade and explain how structured learning fits naturally within your child’s developmental growth. You’ll discover how to balance purposeful play with academic instruction in ways that support engagement and understanding. Through practical, easy-to-apply strategies, you’ll learn how to teach the foundational skills of reading, writing, and math while providing appropriate accommodations, scaffolding, and modifications. Walk away with tools to create a learning environment where your child feels supported, capable, and excited to learn.

Parenting a child with ADHD is hard, so how do we do it in a way that honors God, honors parents, and honors kids? Join cognitive psychologist and ADHD mom Dr. Amy Moore for a 3-part workshop that takes a deep dive into the challenges of ADHD parenting and then emerge with practical solutions. With humor, real-life stories, grace-filled tips, and neuroscience, Dr. Amy will help you solve challenges with discipline, sleep, emotion regulation, and educational accommodations and interventions while leaving plenty of time for real-time discussions and Q&A about all things related to ADHD parenting.

Every parent believes their child is unique, but what if they're truly exceptional—whether by reading at four or struggling at ten? How can you effectively reach your "differently-wired" child, fostering their success without feeling overwhelmed? Join Gretchen Roe for an interactive conversation on understanding learning differences and setting realistic expectations to help your child truly thrive.

This workshop addresses some of the challenges associated with teaching struggling or atypical learners at home in the high school years. Do you have questions such as “How do I award my teen with special needs a diploma?” or “What do I do when my teen with dyslexia can’t read high school-level material?” Cheri Kay discusses alternative coursework, specialized curricula and learning materials, assistive technology, transcript options, possible graduation guidelines, high school programs for special learners, and post-high school options. She also offers tips for navigating the process of applying for testing accommodations for College Board tests.