
Transform frustration into peace, doubt into confidence, stagnation into success, and overwhelm into calm. Don’t just take my word for it—come experience it yourself!


When Amy decided to homeschool again, she was determined to do it differently.
She had tried homeschooling in the past but quickly felt overwhelmed by the pressure, the daily chaos, and the fear of messing up.
With four young kids at home and the weight of their education on her shoulders, the stress felt daunting.
This time, though, she didn’t want to do it alone—she wanted a coach. Someone to help her create a homeschooling environment that she could love.
Through coaching we tackled the things that were keeping her stuck. We created a realistic routine that worked with the natural rhythms of her home. Learned homeschooling and mindset tools and strategies that fit her season of life was key in helping her gain the confidence she longed for.
As she worked through the coaching sessions, she found a rhythm that made time management feel doable—and at the same time, she stepped into more personal-responsibility and self-compassion.
By the end of our time together, Amara wasn’t just checking boxes. She was grounded, more confident, and finally excited about her homeschooling journey. She told me she felt equipped and clear—and most importantly, hopeful.
Everyone said my life—my kids, my husband, and I—was picture-perfect. On the outside, I guess it looked that way. But inside, I was on a rollercoaster of shame, overwhelm, and frustration. I didn’t like the mom, wife, or person I was becoming, and most days it felt like I was just surviving.
Then came the shift.
The moment I discovered that I had control over my own experiences, it was like waking up for the first time in a long time. It felt as if someone had taken a key and unlocked a door. I had unknowingly kept myself trapped—and now, the door was open.
Since then, I’ve learned how to repair and strengthen my relationships—not just with my spouse and kids, but with myself as well.
And now, I’m helping other homeschooling moms do the same.
Homeschooling wasn’t even on my radar—not until choosing a preschool for my oldest became a priority. We jumped in with two feet.
By my mid-30s, I struggled deeply with believing I was capable of homeschooling my kids. The thought of homeschooling a highschooler was terrifying. I was convinced I had already messed up their education for good. That’s when I discovered coaching—and the mindset shifts that came with it. Through that process, I began to create a life where I not only felt capable of managing homeschooling, but I actually started to love it.
Since starting 14 years ago, I now help other homeschooling moms navigate their own challenges with tools and strategies that build a life they love.
What makes my coaching style unique?
Blending my personal experience with homeschooling, my training as a coach, and a strong foundation in gospel-centered values and principles as a member of The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints. This combination allows me to guide moms with perspective, faith, and practical tools—believing deeply that everyone is capable of becoming their best self.

