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{{toplink|url=http://unschoolingsupport.com/|name=unschoolingsupport.com}}<blockquote>''Supporting the Unschooling Life''</blockquote> | {{toplink|url=http://unschoolingsupport.com/|name=unschoolingsupport.com}}<blockquote>''Supporting the Unschooling Life''</blockquote> | ||
Online, in book stores and at conferences, there are many excellent resources. The varied experiences of older, wiser, seasoned unschoolers are usually the best source of encouragement. From them you can get hope, gather ideas and be inspired. It’s hard to emphasize enough the crucial importance of this wide community of people who are changing the world through their evolved ways of being with children. | |||
In addition, I’ve produced a series of podcasts, designed in part to put me out of business. Many questions and concerns are addressed in my 52 episodes, by a huge array of experienced unschoolers—parents, children and other experts. Every posting also provides links to a plethora of related resources available online. | |||
What I offer in personal calls with clients, that might not be available in those venues are: | |||
A listening ear. (Sometimes people really need to talk.) | |||
A shoulder to cry on. (Sometimes people really need to cry.) | |||
Help with other issues. (Sometimes therapists and coaches who don’t understand unschooling offer their clients unhelpful advice. As a happiness consultant I’ve spent over 10 years helping people make life work in ways that are healthy, enlivening and fun.) | |||
Many times, unschoolers get all that they need in the first (free) half hour call. They just want to run something by someone in person, maybe they need a personalized pep-talk, or a new idea that sets them down the right path. | |||
So if you’re feeling confused, triggered, scared, lonely – or just want to talk to a real live person who has probably been through a lot of the things you’re going through – feel free to email me. We’ll schedule a time to talk, and take it from there. | |||
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Revision as of 17:42, 27 February 2018
Supporting the Unschooling Life
Online, in book stores and at conferences, there are many excellent resources. The varied experiences of older, wiser, seasoned unschoolers are usually the best source of encouragement. From them you can get hope, gather ideas and be inspired. It’s hard to emphasize enough the crucial importance of this wide community of people who are changing the world through their evolved ways of being with children.
In addition, I’ve produced a series of podcasts, designed in part to put me out of business. Many questions and concerns are addressed in my 52 episodes, by a huge array of experienced unschoolers—parents, children and other experts. Every posting also provides links to a plethora of related resources available online.
What I offer in personal calls with clients, that might not be available in those venues are:
A listening ear. (Sometimes people really need to talk.) A shoulder to cry on. (Sometimes people really need to cry.) Help with other issues. (Sometimes therapists and coaches who don’t understand unschooling offer their clients unhelpful advice. As a happiness consultant I’ve spent over 10 years helping people make life work in ways that are healthy, enlivening and fun.) Many times, unschoolers get all that they need in the first (free) half hour call. They just want to run something by someone in person, maybe they need a personalized pep-talk, or a new idea that sets them down the right path.
So if you’re feeling confused, triggered, scared, lonely – or just want to talk to a real live person who has probably been through a lot of the things you’re going through – feel free to email me. We’ll schedule a time to talk, and take it from there.