Blog
Podcast
#57 - Lucy Aitkenread | Being a parent is a gateway to Self-Discovery: A Journey Towards Community, Connection, and Healing
This episode takes you through the ebbs and flows of self-development, where the practicalities of daily life meet the profound. We explore the 'rhythm method' of healing and the wisdom in embracing the cycles of personal growth, finding spirituality in the simplicity of peanut butter sandwiches, and the mindfulness of our everyday tasks.
#56 - Jessica Jacobs | Ditchschool: Passion-Driven Learning and Early College Experience
Ditch School, where unschooling meets early college, challenging educational norms.
#55 - Sandra Dodd | The Unforeseen Benefits of Unschooling - Healing past traumas
Unschooling profoundly impacts both children and parents. For many parents, the process of deschooling themselves is a journey of personal growth and healing. By allowing your children to thrive free from academic pressures, you also foster a unique space for parental reflection and development.
#54 - Sandra Dodd | Unschooling thoughts on gaming, YouTube and the internet
Together with Sandra Dodd, we explore the complexities of the digital age with an open mind. We hope this episode will help you redefine parental boundaries, encourage independent thinking, and cultivate a relationship with technology that allows your children to thrive.
#53 - Jo Isaac | The Transformative Power of Self-Directed Education
"I remember the day I threw the school bell out the window – figuratively, of course. It marked my family's leap into unschooling." Jo Isaac shares her journey through the transformative world of self-directed learning. Every moment holds the potential for learning, growth, and a deeper connection with our children.
#52 Robyn Coburn | From Doubt to Devotion - The Unschooling Transformation
Robin Coburn shares her journey from doubting to advocating the unschooling movement. Together, we uncover the beauty of reshaping family dynamics and nurturing a bond with children that is rooted in patience, openness, and understanding.
#51 Akilah S. Richards | Raising Free People - Unschooling from a Black Perspective
Join us as we delve into this enlightening discussion with Akilah S. Richards, exploring the impactful and healing world of unschooling from a Black perspective.
#50 - Eric Balance | Crafting a Conscious, Intentional Life - From Addiction to Purpose
We received an email asking if we were up for recording an episode with Eric Balance. We are living in a yes mode, so here is our dialouge. Eric has been through a transformative journey from a heavy addiction to dedicating his life to helping people live a more spiritual life.
#49 - Q&A Episode with Just Josie | Journey into Unschooling and the Heart of Parenting
We got an email with great questions from a listener. Instead of a long email answer, we invited Josie to interview us for an episode. Josie doesn't use her last name, so we lovingly call her Just Josie :)
#48 - Blake Boles | Why Are You Still Sending Your Kids To School?
Blake Boles is an unschooling advocate and author of the book 'Why Are You Still Sending Your Kids To School' he also runs transformative teen programs called Unschool Adventures.
Â
Hi, I'm Cecilie Conrad
Cancer-surviving psychologist, former single-parent; co-sleeping, yogi, gluten-free, primarily plant-eating; happily married, stay-at-home, organic barefooted hippie and mother of four, living in a bus, knitting teddy bears and learning languages, counseling and enjoying sunsets.
Coaching: Do You Need My Help?
I advise personally and from the heart, present and releasing. I know the way out of the darkness and the frustrations, the way to your true self, the way you must go to live an amazing life.
 Â
 
 
 
Â
Listen To Our Weekly Podcast
Conversations about Unschooling, Traveling, Parenting, Money, Freedom, and what it means to live a self-directed life.
Â
Â
Hi, I'm Jesper Conrad
A proud stay-at-home dad of four. Digital nomad working with online marketing for NGOs. Plant-eating, barefoot yogi. I coach dads to be the best fathers they can be.Â
Â
  Â