In this Salt & Light SERVE Spotlight episode, we chat with Dr. Rhonda Johnson about her mission to lead clients into deeper connections with families, friends, and faith....

If you read my blog or listen to my podcasts then you know service is my passion. This passion led to the creation of our Salt & Light SERVE Spotlight segment. In this series, we feature a different community outreach program, individual, or small business each month. Our hope...

It’s the wee hours of the early morning. It’s dark. Everyone in your household is sleeping soundly. Well, everyone but you. Did I take my multivitamin? I think we need eggs. Will my child get into a good college? Did I put the laundry in the dryer? We’ve all...

No one is an island. Relationships are a basic want and need in life. But sometimes navigating these waters can be tricky. So where do we turn for help? Launching the Lifeboats The Center for Counseling & Family Relationships, or CCFAM for short, was launched in 2007 by Dr....

“No man is an island.” John Donne Carrying over from our last blog post in this Ten Tips for Homeschooling 2(e) Learners series, today, I want us to further explore the topic of relationships. The Comfort of Community Online classrooms. Brick and mortar schooling. Homeschooling. What do all of...

As we edge closer to the end of our “Ten Tips for Homeschooling 2(e) Learners” list, I want us to change gears a bit and shift from work mode to play mode. I want to invite you over for a playdate. Don’t worry, I asked your mom. She said...

“The more I learn, the more I realize how much I don’t know.” Albert Einsten Doubt says, “You do NOT know it all.” Fear says, “You never will.” Faith says, “You don’t have to.” Imposter Syndrome Technically, I have been practicing counseling for the past twenty-three years. I have...

How’s it going so far? Feeling more at ease in home-educating your twice-exceptional child? You should! You’re believing in yourself, embracing the freedom of modifying curricula to fit your needs, educating yourself about your child’s strengths and challenges, and trusting the learning process. You’re doing great! You’ve made it...

By now you are acquainted with the world of 2(e) learners, are well-versed in your home state’s rules and regulations governing homeschoolers, have learned to think “outside the box” when it comes to teaching, and have educated yourself on your child’s specific strengths, limitations, and needs. Today, in Part...

Thus far, we have introduced you to the world of twice-exceptional or 2e learners, guided you through the evaluation process as outlined on our Advocacy Page, offered encouragement and resources to help you ensure your family is in compliance with your state’s homeschool regulations, reminded you that no one...