UNIQUE KIDS,
UNIQUE LEARNERS
Imagine your child reaching their potential, growing in confidence and in competence. Yes, they can succeed in school and in life.
UNIQUE KIDS,
UNIQUE LEARNERS
Imagine your child reaching their potential, growing in confidence and in competence. Yes, they can succeed in school and in life.
Kids with learning differences
can succeed!
A learning difference can get in the way of your child’s ability to show what they know. However, diagnosis does not have the final say. The brain can change.
HOW CAN EDUCATIONAL THERAPY HELP MY CHILD?
You want your child to become an independent and lifelong learner. Like cogs and gears working together, educational therapy will help your child’s brain create new neuropathways, so that they can learn how to learn and achieve their goals.
Homeschooling Support
Your unique learner can thrive with an individualized education at home. With this support in one hand and a specific program plan in the other, you can successfully homeschool.
This can change everything for you and them!
Sometimes you just need expert guidance. Whether you’re reviewing a new assessment, unsure where to begin with choosing a curriculum, or wondering which interventions may be helpful for your child, a consultation offers personalized, individual direction tailored to your unique learner.
Homeschooling a unique learner requires dedication—but you don’t have to do it alone. The Unique Homeschool Mom Membership offers practical guidance, encouragement, and live support. This is your professional development and your staff room in one place.
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Are you ready to offer hope and help to your child?
Screening and Assessment
Assessment is the key to understanding your unique learners strengths and weaknesses. We offer educational and/or psychoeducational assessments. With these results, you can successfully put an individual program plan in place to ensure success in your homeschool, in your child’s classroom, and in future educational endeavours.
LINKS TO LEARNING BLOG
Understanding Dyslexia and Specific Learning Disorder in Reading: A Guide for Parents
Learning to read can feel like magic! But what if it doesn’t happen as easily as expected? Maybe you've read to your child since they were a baby, given them good instruction, and seen them work hard—yet they still struggle with reading. As a parent or teacher, you...
What’s in a Label? Is Diagnosis Helpful?
This article was first published on The Canadian Homeschooler. These words are just labels. Beyond the labels are unique children. Each label includes a wide range of abilities with different implications for each child.As a homeschool parent, we may wonder if an...
Do Homeschool Students Really Need a Formal Assessment?
Wouldn’t it be great if your child came with a manual or at least an instructional guide? Imagine if this guide could also help you choose which homeschool method would work best for this child or which curriculum would be the perfect fit! An educational screening...
