How to deal with After School Conflicts and meltdowns

Sarah Rosensweet

Sarah Rosensweet is a certified peaceful parenting coach and educator. She lives in Toronto with her husband and three big kids (ages 12, 15, and 18). Peaceful parenting is a non-punitive, connection-based approach that uses firm limits with lots of empathy. Sarah works one-on-one virtually with parents all over the world to help them be the parents they want to be and enjoy their kids again! Read more at: www.sarahrosensweet.com

How to end the Power Struggles without feeling like you’re giving in!

Irene McKenna

Irene is the founder of Irene McKenna Coaching and as a parenting coach she supports moms to cultivate inner peace and awareness to create a shift in their approach to parenting that leads to peace, connection, and cooperation in her family. She passionately believes that when mom thrives child can thrive but the traditional approach to parenting leads to feelings of isolation, judgment, and failure. Kids need to be less controlled and more heard, understood and accepted as they are. She is the creator of the digital course, The Peaceful Parent Playbook and is the host of the private Facebook Community, The Moms Hive, with podcast coming shortly. You can also find her on IG with daily #mommymindset tips. Irene wants you to celebrate the mom you are today while offering you the tools, support, and inspiration to be more NOT do more.

Morning Routines and After School Homework Routines

Laura Lynn LaPointe

Laura Lynn LaPointe is a wife, momma, and a Board Certified Behavior Analyst (BCBA). She received her Masters of Science degree in Applied Behavior Analysis and Developmental Disabilities from Auburn University in 2015. Since then she has spent her career working directly with children, parents, teachers, and staff on using the principles of behavior analysis to make positive behavior changes in their everyday environment. She has worked with individuals ages 2-21 in public schools, treatment facilities, daycares, and homes, working with typically-developed children and children with developmental disabilities, and has worked with parents and children within the foster care system in Alabama. Laura Lynn is the founder of an online parenting resource and community and host of The Parenting Clubhouse Podcast. You can find her at www.lauralynnlapointe.com.

How to encourage your child’s Social and Emotional Development

Amy Webb

Amy Webb, Ph.D. is a wife, mother, and child development writer. When she's not keeping up with two little boys, she writes about research-based parenting information at The Thoughtful Parent. She focuses on translating academic child development information into parent-friendly articles.

Getting your kids to listen

Sarah Scott

Sarah Scott is a certified positive discipline parent educator. She came into being a parenting expert because she used to be her own ideal client. She is a former control freak and recovering perfectionist who helps parents of children ages 3-12 to keep calm and get their kids to listen through positive tools that promote connection and cooperation. She is the founder of the Parenting Solution Finders community.
Sarah lives in BC Canada, but she loves to travel all over the place with her husband Craig and their 4 children who are ages 2,7,10 and 13. You can find her at Parenting Solutions Finder.

How to Stop Homework Battles: The No-Tears Method

Ann Kaplan

Ann Kaplan provides parenting support from conception to college. She is a birth worker and parent coach who works with moms and moms-to-be. She helps them discover how to raise great kids on their own terms. She helps moms prepare, plan and experience incredible births, then she helps them transition into motherhood and find balance as moms and as individuals. From time management to learning discipline techniques when kids are getting out of control, her coaching helps moms create the family energy and room to be themselves within their families. You can find her at Mom-Me Experience.

How to help your child go from overwhelmed to excelled

Jennifer Elia

Jennifer Elia is a homeschool mom of four and lover of lifelong learning. She serves the homeschool community as a consultant, mentor, blogger, and Amazon best selling author, at Sound Foundations Homeschool. Jennifer is dedicated to giving homeschool moms the tools they need to thrive in their home education career. She provides one-on-one consulting, and practical advice for those in their early years of homeschooling. She lives in New Jersey with her husband and four children, whom she has been educating at home for the past 10 years. When Jennifer isn’t busy researching the best curriculum solutions, she enjoys gardening, crafting, and writing.

Study Skills: How I went from failing school to Valedictorian

Rachael G, host of the Back to School Summit

Hi there! My name is Rachael and I have been a personal tutor for over 10 years. I am a military wife and mom of 2. I believe education is important, and encourage all ages to pursue higher education. I teach teens and parents the Skills needed for Academic Success, so that your child can achieve success!!

How to help your child overcome Procrastination and manage Executive Function

Marni Pasch

Marni Pasch works with students across the country in grades 6th and higher who struggle with academic confidence. Students learn to thrive in school on their terms by creating concrete goals, tackling procrastination and learning creative study techniques. Marni empowers students to take charge of their education and reach their goals through individual or group coaching so students achieve success in life, school, career readiness and their social endeavors. Marni is also host of the podcast, School Counselor Gone Rogue. To inquire about group or private coaching visit http://www.teampasch.com.

Building Leadership Skills through community service projects

Kim David

Kim David is the Founder of Project Stella Resources and currently serves as the Director of Student Engagement & Activities at Central Arizona College. With 18 years of experience in the education field, Kim works with student leaders to be agents of change and better their communities while learning valuable leadership skills. Project Stella Resources is named after Kim's 10-year-old daughter and provides resources to families through its Kindness Clubhouse. Together, Kim and Stella want to help transform homes, schools, and communities with students who Radiate Outrageous Compassion & Kindness - Kids who R.O.C.K.! You can find out more at Project Stella Resources.

Time Management

Jessica Shields

Jessica Shields is a college professor and founder of College Study Smarts. Her goal is to take the mystery out of college by sharing how to be productive with your study time and stay motivated to keep working towards your degree. After finishing both of her degrees, she continued in higher education teaching college students both in the classroom and online. These days Jessica works with hundreds of online students each month who are working full time while earning a degree.

When Jessica is not teaching courses and writing about college success, you will find her hanging out with her husband and daughter, drinking entirely too much coffee, and reading lots of great books. You can find more at College Study Smarts.

Building Confidence

Lucy Liu

Lucy is an unshakable optimist, daughter, wife, momprenuer and is passionate in her work to help other women rewrite their life stories. Lucy helps women in life transitions unstuck, kiss overwhelm bye, see clarity, cultivate rockstar confidence, setting new goals, and live a happier life. You can find her at Lucy Liu Coaching.

Organization for home and for school

Evonna Marie Campbell

Evonna Marie lives in the suburbs of Philadelphia and is a mom of 3 kids, James, Jackson, and Rylee. She is a mom blogger that offers tips and recommendations to make busy moms’ lives easier!

Evonna helps moms survive motherhood. Since motherhood doesn’t come with a manual, she loves to share tips and tricks that help make motherhood easier!
She likes to share her experiences with other parents who can use what she learned and apply it to their lives. You can find her at EvonnaMarie.com.

How to Motivate Responsible Behavior without nagging or yelling

Rachel Bailey

Rachel Bailey has a Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology, with a certification in parent education, and with a (9+ year) career in helping parents and kids bring out the best in each other. Before working with parents, she offered services as an ADHD coach, intensive in-home mentor, and psychotherapist for children, adolescents, and adults.

Over the past decade, Rachel has taught hundreds of parents and children tools for improving behavior, motivation, resilience, and self-esteem. She has addressed dynamics between family members and helped to reduce the overwhelm and stress of parents all over the country. She is a mom (of two girls born in 2010 and 2012). You can find her at Rachel Bailey.com.

Burnout Survival Through Whole Self Care for Parents and Students

Tarah Keech

Tarah Keech teaches and coaches high-performing women how to survive and thrive after burnout in her signature program, BurnOut Survival Support Group. They learn and apply whole self-care by mastering their thoughts which ultimately drives success through their feelings, actions and results. You can find Tarah at burnoutsurvival.com.

How to Deal with Parent Triggers

Dr. Lynyetta Willis

Dr. Lynyetta G. Willis, psychologist, family empowerment coach, and founder and CEO of Inner Pathways Coaching and Consulting, LLC, helps frustrated families connect with their highest, wisest selves and each other. Her clients and audiences learn to strengthen their parenting, partnership, and personal growth practices so they can feel harmony in their hearts and homes. Her creativity, love of imagery, and journey with countless clients led Dr. Willis to create her highly acclaimed Elemental LivingTM Model for Families and Personal Leadership as well as the Spiritual PATH for Evolving Relationships FrameworkTM.

A sought after speaker, media contributor, and author, Dr. Willis’s multi-award winning book, “My Forgotten Self:A Story about a Girl, a Powerful Encounter, and a Universal Message.” Dr. Willis lives in Georgia with her husband and their two children. You can find her at DrLWillis.com.

Parent Participation in your Child’s school events

Natalie Ihde

Natalie is the host of The Working Mom Mindset podcast and a Personal Development Coach for the Aspiring Mompreneur. Natalie left a promising career in Corporate America to pursue her passions of writing and teaching, which took the form of her blog where she wrote so that she could help other working moms who were struggling to feel like they had a tribe, a village, to support them. It is Natalie's goal to help working moms who have lost some of their spark to find their inspiration again, and make a difference in the world!! You can find her at NatalieIhde.net.

How to break the Anger Habit

Jeanette Hargreaves

Jeanette Hargreaves, MDiv, Parenting Coach, helps moms who lose their temper. She used to lose her temper, but she got help, and now she helps others. She says, "You can end the days of yelling and feeling guilty and become the patient mom you want to be. I did it, and you can too. (Let me show you how!)" You can find her at Temper Coaching.

Conflict Resolution and Communication with Teens

Candra George

Candra George, the founder of  The OWEL Project, is a champion, advocate, mentor and coach.  With a bachelor’s degree in Consumer Science, she is a never ending student of people and their behaviors. With expertise as a documenter and photographer and coach, she is sought after by celebrities, presidents, and strong women.  Her work has been featured in multiple media outlets and publications worldwide.  When Candra isn’t working, she spends her days in south Louisiana, with her husband Wes, 7-year-old son, Wesley Brooks, and bulldog Magnolia. You can find her at The OWL Project.

Self Esteem and Self love for you and your child

Sybil Jones

Sybil Jones is a small town gal from East Tennessee who packed up and moved to attend the University of Memphis, where she graduated with a degree in Logistics and Marketing. She met her husband while in college.  After graduation, he was full steam ahead in the Navy.

As a Navy spouse, she had to learn to ride the waves pretty quickly after saying, “I DO.”  she learned to take things head on and let other things roll off my back.  That move to Memphis holds nothing to the moves and adventures she encountered as a Navy wife.

Sybil is a mother of three lovely children and owns a silly little Maltese.  They keep me on my toes and challenge my patience daily. She is a fun, honest, raw, and fashion-forward woman. I’m a storyteller who loves sharing her story in hopes of helping others. She blogs about Love, Life, Family & Home at Mamas and Coffee.

Saving for College - Even if you live paycheck to paycheck

Juliann Delozier

Juliann, her husband Brent and their 2 kids (16 and 11) live in Murphy, TX – a small suburb outside of Dallas, Texas with her 4 quarter horses, a goat that thinks she’s a horse and a mini Australian Shepherd named Ruby. 

She works a full time corporate job selling advertising for the ABC TV Affiliate in Dallas, but her passion is teaching moms and dads how to save for their childs’ college education.  Her online course “Spare Change University” has helped families find simple ways to save for college even if they live paycheck to paycheck. You can find her at Juliann Delozier.

High School Toolkit for Parents

Melanie Studer

Melanie has a BS in Education with more than two decades of parenting and classroom experience. She has worked with students preschool through high school. Her oldest two sons are in college now.

She is passionate about helping families to know their options and keeping the lines of parent/child communication open. She encourages students to expand their world through service, leadership and volunteering–”a well-rounded student makes a better citizen.”

Melanie is a wife and mom to three boys and two dogs. She is a lover of reading, teaching, and writing. She blogs for parents of teens at www.parentinghighschoolers.com

How to Communicate with your Teen to set goals and establish boundaries!

Andy Earle

A researcher and writer, Andy’s work focuses on adolescent risk behaviors and parent-teen communication. He is the host of the Talking to Teens Podcast, he writes the Talking to Teens blog, and he coaches parents on how to discuss sensitive issues with their teenage children. He is currently traveling the world and you can follow his adventures on Instagram @talkingtoteenspodcast, or find more from him at Talking To Teens.

Breaking down Homeschooling Myths

Nicole Morin

Nicole Morin enjoys helping homeschooling families on their journey. As a fellow homeschooling parent she can relate to many of the mundane tasks that are placed on her. From choosing a curriculum to resources and support, there can be so much information it is overwhelming. Nicole has a BS in Psychology, MA in Professional Counseling, and she obtained her EDD in Curriculum & Instruction. She has been homeschooling for 4 years and has 5 children. On her spare time she enjoys yoga, meditation, and kickboxing. You can find her at Mommin In the Morins.

The importance of diet and health for your child.

Lydia Willis

Lydia is a Health Coach, mom of five beautiful souls and healthy living revolutionist. She loves helping families create a life of optimal wellness for less stress, less overwhelm and more energy.

All success in life begins with optimal health & wellness so as Benjamin Franklin so aptly said, “He who has health has hope and he who has hope has everything” The goal: Healthy in mind, body & spirit. You can find Lydia on Facebook at Success In Common Hours.