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With the creation of sites like TalkSpace and Cerebral, digital therapy has slowly gained popularity. The COVID-19 pandemic accelerated this trend, with many people met with their therapists in person switching to virtual appointments. And with the ongoing pandemic, more people need access to mental health care. Digital therapy offers the chance to meet with a therapist regardless of where you live or how easily you can leave home. But when it comes to the benefits of digital therapy versus in-person therapy, how do the two compare? Compared to in-person therapy, digital therapy “doesn’t look the same. It’s definitely not...

Raising Arrows Focusing Your Heart on Home – Podcast #107 When the world rages, you can create a peaceful place for your family within your own home with these simple, practical tips! FREEBIE:Fall Family Traditions Bundle Get my book:Creating a Peaceful Home

​ Fall 2021/Dava BannerYes, you can have it! You have the power. Do you have no desire to follow the masses?Do you march to the beat of a different drummer?Do you have a brain and heart full of ideas for your children?Do you want your children to excel?Do you want them to be average and to be OK with that? Well, dear homeschool mom, guess what? You can teach whatever you want, within reason, as long as you also cover the basics. Do you have a child who loves math? You can do extra math. Do you have a child...

This post has been a long time coming, as we have been using Beautiful Feet’s Early American History for over a year now. You can get through it in a year’s time, but we all enjoy it so much, we opted to stretch it out, allowing ourselves to dive deeper into the events we find fascinating, and venturing down the rabbit holes of additional books and videos. If you are new to Beautiful Feet, let me introduce you to why it’s our favorite part of our curriculum. Beautiful Feet offers literary-based curriculum for kindergarten all the way through 12th grade....

Homeschooling Grade 8 and High School We are into our second, third (fourth! I can’t seem to get this post finished!) official week of homeschooling for the new academic year.  My youngest daughter is in 8th grade and my two older are in high school.  Most every year, I write about our current plans and I’m going to share some of the topics, units and resources we are using this year. Down at the bottom I will link to the (MANY!) posts I’ve written in previous years so you can check out what they were doing in 1st or 5th...