CONTACT UNSCHOOLING MOM2MOM

How Can We Help?

Have a question about the Creating Confidence Community, a course or tool, private coaching, or something you purchased? Send us a message and let us know what you need.

If you are looking for help with a specific unschooling concern, we’ll also point you toward the support or resource that fits best.



A Quick Note About Personal Questions

Sue loves helping parents work through the questions that come with unschooling. However, complicated or family-specific situations usually need more attention than can be provided through email. If you want Sue to look closely at what is happening with your child or family and help you decide what to do next, private coaching will give you the time and space for that conversation.

Private Coaching

with Sue

Talk directly with Sue about the questions, worries, or family dynamics that need more individualized attention.

Creating Confidence Community

Get ongoing encouragement, live coaching, useful resources, and connection with other parents who understand the realities of unschooling.

Courses & Tools

Choose from self-paced courses, focused workshops, and practical unschooling tools, including the Strewing Calendar. Purchase what you need and use it on your own schedule.

Learning Without Curriculum

Find practical help with reading, writing, math, motivation, testing, and fears about learning gaps.

Switching from
Traditional Homeschooling

So many parents start with a more familiar curriculum-driven approach but find it doesn't fit your kids (or even yourself!) You have options!

Unschooling Teens

Navigate the teen years while preserving trust, connection, and your teen’s ownership of their learning.

Pre-School & Kindergarten

Younger children naturally benefit from an unschooling approach to learning. Find resources for our littlest unschoolers.

Deschooling

Learn what to do after leaving school, why the transition can take time, and how to begin creating a different rhythm at home.

Screens & Gaming

Move beyond automatic screen-time battles and look more closely at what your child is doing, learning, creating, and connecting with online.

Socialization

Rethink ideas about social development and consider the relationships, communities, and interactions your individual child actually needs.

Outside Pressure

Respond to questions from relatives, friends, and strangers without allowing their fears to determine what happens in your family.