I didn’t plan on homeschooling, no less implementing therapy at home, but given my son’s developmental challenges, I recognized the need and benefit of an intensive, high frequency therapy program. And given my budget, it had to be done at home. By me.
I’m glad I muddled through until I could build the support team we needed. He now reads at a level 7 years beyond his neurotypical peers. The work was and is worth it.
We’re in our ninth year now, and I still pinch myself–amazed that we have team members who rave about our program and the experience they’ve gained.
If you feel you’re muddling through like I was, let me say “I feel ya, mama.” I still have those days. But in the nine years of recruiting, training, and managing our support teams, I’ve learned several tips and tricks along the way.
Let me assure you, there are people willing to help. If you need support, please reach out.