Category: Special Needs

October is National Bullying Prevention Month. Whether the intention is to prevent or avoid it, parents from coast to coast are taking control of their children's learning environments to reduce their risk of falling victim to a bully. Many parents mistakenly believe that homeschooling protects children from the harsh realities...

In this month's book of the month pick for HCN's Bibliotherapy Book Club, we are revisiting an interview with an author from our sister website, It's Only Homeschooling. In the premier episode of IOH's Shelf Indulgence Book Chats Podcast, we chatted with homeschool mom, former educator, public speaker, and...

Social-emotional learning (SEL) is a critical component of a child's development, enabling them to understand and manage emotions, set and achieve goals, establish and maintain relationships, and make responsible decisions. For neurodivergent children, this process is profoundly influenced by executive functioning skills....

Music stands out as a universal language that transcends boundaries, embodying a power to connect, heal, and inspire. Its influence stretches beyond mere entertainment, reaching into the spheres of therapeutic intervention and educational support, particularly for individuals navigating the complexities of ADHD, special needs, and various learning differences. In...

Amy Bodkin, Ed.S. of Amy Bodkin Consulting joins The Homeschool Counseling Network podcast in episode 5 to discuss her debut release, Special Needs Kids Are People, Too! Amy takes us on a journey with lessons in history, biology, psychology, philosophy, and faith. She challenges us to go deeper –...

Are you looking for support to help you homeschool your child with special needs this summer? Then look no further than the Homeschooling Special Needs Expo! It's Only Homeschooling and The Homeschool Counseling Network is proud to sponsor this amazing event....